Hi Andy,

So far I have not been able to reproduce this issue and I have tried using YF 6.1 with SQL Server. Most probably I have not got my report set up the same as you, so could you please provide some more information about your report, such as:

Does the issue occur when you have 2 series showing (i.e. 2 lines), or does it only occur when you have 8 series like in your 1st screenshot?

Is it only the highest line that has the issue or can it occur with any line, just so long as there are > series showing in the chart?

Does your X-axis have the Time Series option selected?

Are there any 0 or NULL values in the line(s) with the disconnection issue?

regards,
Dave

Hi David,

Thanks for your reply.

I tried filter selecting in different combinations and found the issue may caused by Unique Data in Certain Line.

In the chart, If I selection "All" for "facility", there is only one entry for May 2013 while other lines don't have the relevant data for May 2013. It is a Unique Data for this particular line.




And if I skip that facility, all the other lines are connected well.




So I guess this is the reason.

But I feel all the lines should connect well no matter there is missing data or not. It can skip the missing point and connect to next one.

So, please help me confirm whether I can achieve it in Yellowfin or not.

Thanks and Regards,
Andy