This is used to display a chart in a Dashboard. This Component can be used with Mobile and Application Dashboards.
Chart Type
Area
An area chart or area graph displays graphically quantitative data and it is based on the line chart. The area between axis and line are commonly emphasized with colors, textures and hatchings. Commonly, two or more quantities are compared with an area chart. Area charts are used to represent cumulated totals using numbers or percentages over time. Use the area chart to show trends over time among related attributes.
Bar
A bar graph is a chart that uses vertical bars to show comparisons among categories. One axis of the chart shows the specific categories being compared, and the other axis represents a discrete value.
Bubble
A bubble chart is a variation of a scatter chart in which the data points are replaced with bubbles, and an additional Dimension of the data is represented in the size of the bubbles.
CandleStick
A candlestick chart is a combination of a line and bar chart, in that each bar represents the range of price movement over a given time interval.
Doughnut
A doughnut chart is functionally identical to a pie chart, except for a blank center and the ability to support multiple statistics as one.
Horizontal Bar
A horizontal bar graph is a chart that uses horizontal bars to show comparisons among categories. One axis of the chart shows the specific categories being compared, and the other axis represents a discrete value.
Horizontal Stacked Bar
A horizontal stacked bar chart stacks multiple data points in each bar on the chart instead of a single data point.
Line
A line chart displays information as a series of data points connected by straight line segments.
Pie
A pie chart is a circular chart divided into sectors, illustrating numerical proportion
Range
The range chart displays a range of data by plotting two Y values per data point, with each Y value being drawn as a line chart. The range between the Y values can then be filled with color.
Scatter
A scatter chart displays numerical values along the horizontal and the vertical axis, combining these values into single data points that are displayed in uneven intervals.
Spline
A spline chart is a specialized form of a line chart. Unlike conventional charts which connect data points with straight lines, a spline chart draws a fitted curve through the data points.
Spline Area
A spline area chart is a specialized form of an area chart. Unlike conventional charts which connect data points with straight lines, a spline chart draws a fitted curve through the data points.
Spline Range
The spline range chart displays a range of data by plotting two Y values per data point, with each Y value drawn as a line chart. The range between the Y values can be filled with color.
Stacked Area
The stacked area chart stacks two or more data series on top of one another.
Stacked Area 100
The stacked area 100 chart displays multiple series of data as stacked areas. The cumulative proportion of each stacked element is always 100% of the Y axis.
Stacked Bar
A stacked bar chart stacks multiple data points in each bar on the chart instead of a single data point.
Stacked Bar 100
A stacked bar 100 chart displays multiple data series as stacked bars where the cumulative proportion of each stacked element always totals 100%.
Stacked Line
A stacked line chart has lines that do not intersect because they are cumulative at each point.
Stacked Spline
A stacked spline chart has lines that do not intersect because they are cumulative at each point.
Stacked Spline Area
A stacked spline area chart is very similar to a spline chart. Data is displayed using different colors in the "area" below the line. Each series of points is represented with a different color.
Stacked Spline Area 100
The stacked spline area 100 chart is a variation of the spline area chart. The areas are stacked so that each series adjoins, but does not overlap the preceding series. This chart displays contributions for each data point to the category as a percentage that totals to 100%.
Stick
A stick chart is a combination of a line and bar chart.
Waterfall
A Waterfall chart is a visualization of the sequence of positive and negative values that arrive at a final value.
Show Toggle Size Button
Select True to enable the toggle button and allow users to toggle the size of the Component at run time, select False to hide the toggle button.
Show Legend
If set to True, a legend containing a list of the variables will appear in the chart and an example of each appearance. This information allows the data from each variable to be identified in the chart.
Legend Title
The text to be displayed under the legend.
Legend Position
The location of the legend in relation to the chart. The options are Bottom, Left, Top, Right.
Chart X/Y Axis
Title
The title for the horizontal axis of the chart.
Label Rotation Angle
The angle to display the X Axis & Y Axis labels.
Use Automatic Range
If set to True, it automatically determines the range of values to display on the X & Y Axis based on the values being shown in the graph, if set to False, it needs to be set manually in the following fields.
Minimum Value
Manually set the X & Y Axis starting value. This can only be set if Use Automatic Range is False.
Maximum Value
Manually set the X & Y Axis maximum value. This can only be set if Use Automatic Range is False.
Step
Manually set the change in values displayed on the X & Y Axis. This can only be set if Use Automatic Range is False.
Chart Data
Data Series Source Type
The Data Source for the chart.
Cube View
A Cube View from the chart’s Data Adapter is being used as the data source.
One Column Multiple Rows
One column and multiple rows from the chart’s Data Adapter are being used for the data source.
One Row Multiple Columns
One row and multiple columns from the chart’s Data Adapter are being used for the data source.
Suppress Zeroes
If set to True, this removes all results that are zero.
Row List Type
This specifies the rows to include from the chart’s Data Adapter.
All Rows
The chart will include all rows.
First Row
The chart will only include the first row.
Row Index List
The chart will include the list of rows specified in the Row Index List field.
Row Index List
Enter the list of rows to include in the chart.
Column List Type for X Axis
This specifies the columns from the Data Adapter to include in the chart’s X axis. When the Data Series Type is set to Cube View, all columns are included.
Column List
A specified list of columns used as X Axis types for the chart. These columns are entered in the Column List for X-Axis field.
All Columns
All columns are used as X-Axis Members.
All Numeric Columns
All columns with numeric values are used as X-Axis Members.
Column List for X Axis
The column names used as X-Axis Members. This field is only used when Column List is selected as the Column List Type for X Axis.
Use Column Headers for X Axis
If set to True, the column names are used as X-Axis Members, if set to False, the values/text in the named column are used as X-Axis Members.
Column List Type for Data
This specifies the columns from the Data Adapter to include in the chart. When the Data Series Type is set to Cube View, all columns are included.
Column List
A specified list of columns used as Data Sources for the chart. These columns are entered in the Column List for Data field.
All Columns
All columns are used as Data Sources.
All Numeric Columns
All columns with numeric values are used as Data Sources.
Column List for Data
The column name containing the data to display in the chart. This field is only used when the Column List Type field for Data is set to Column List.
Cube View Data Point Legend Type
Default
The legend text comes from the row headers.
Annotation
The legend text comes from the Annotation View Member in the Cube View instead of the default. The Data Adapter must include this information for this option.
Assumptions
The legend text comes from the Assumptions View Member in the Cube View instead of the default. The Data Adapter must include this information for this option.
Audit Comment
The legend text comes from the AuditComment View Member in the Cube View instead of the default. The Data Adapter must include this information for this option.
Footnote
The legend text comes from the Footnote View Member in the Cube View instead of the default. The Data Adapter must include this information for this option.
Variance Explanation
The legend text comes from the VarianceExplanation View Member in the Cube View instead of the default. The Data Adapter must include this information for this option.
Column for Legend Label
The legend text comes from the column name specified here.
Legend Labels List
Comma separated strings used in the legend to identify the data series.
