Charts

Charting options provide the ability to create graphical representations of your data in Reports.

Add a Chart to a Report

1. In a new or existing Report, click the [Group] tab
2. In the Row Group section, select one or two fields to define grouping
   • Charts can contain information grouped by one or two levels
   • Column grouping is not used in Charts
3. Click the Chart tab and select the type, size and location for the chart you want to display

   Learn more: Customizing Charts

4. Enter Title, Size and Legend information
5. Click the [Preview] button to check that the chart displays as intended
6. Click [Save]

Customizing Charts

The following features are available in charts:

• Choose the chart type: Pie, Doughnut, Funnel, Line, Area, Bar Chart, Meter Gauge
• Choose the data set to include in the chart (X-Axis and Y-Axis)
• Choose the chart size (height and width), title, legend, orientation, location, etc., as appropriate for the chart type

Chart Formats

Available chart formats for Reports:

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  Pie Chart

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  Funnel Chart
  
  

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  Vertical Bar Chart

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  Horizontal Bar Chart
  
  

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  Line Graph

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  Meter Gauge
  
  

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  Vertical Stacked Bar Chart

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  Horizontal Stacked Bar Chart
  
  

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  Vertical Grouped Bar Chart

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  Horizontal Grouped Bar Chart

X-Axis and Y-Axis in Charts

X-Axis

• The X-Axis displays values horizontally (left-right).
• X-Axis options in charts are defined via the Group tab

To select X-Axis Options:

1. From the Fields tab, select fields to display in the report
2. From the Group tab, use the Row Group section to create X-Axis options

Y-Axis

• The Y-Axis displays values vertically (up-down)
• Y-Axis options in charts are defined via the Compute tab

To select Y-Axis Options:

1. From the Compute tab, click the checkbox icon to select available Y-Axis field(s)
   • Fields that have a Numeric Return Type (i.e., Number (integer or decimal), Percent or Currency) are displayed in the Compute grid, and become available as Y-Axis options
   • The options for these fields are Total, Average, Minimum, and Maximum

Advanced Options for Charts

The choices in the Advanced Options section depends on the type of chart.

Common Options

These options are available in every chart:

• Title: Chart Title

• Size: The chart size: Small, Medium, Large or Custom

If Custom is selected:

Height: Height of the chart, in pixels

Width: Width of the chart, in pixels

• Chart Location: Above or Below the data table

Advanced Options for Pie Charts and Funnel Charts

• Color Palette: Comma separated list of one or more hexadecimal color values, used one after the other. For example: #ff0000,#0a68dd,...
  Learn more: HTML Colors

• Legend Position: Right, Bottom, Hide

Advanced Options for Bar Charts

• Bar Color: Different color, Same color

Determines whether each bar in the chart displays with the same or a different color

• Color Palette:

Comma separated list of one or more hexadecimal color values, used one after the other for bar chart colors. For example: #ff0000,#0a68dd,...
Learn more: HTML Colors

• Value Labels: Show or hide the labels
• X-Axis Label:
  • Auto - Let the system decide the best way to show the labels.
  • Wrapped - Keep labels short, wrapping text as needed
  • 90 degree - Write the labels going upwards, instead of horizontally
  • Slanted - Angle the labels for readability
  • Staggered - Offset the labels, so they can be slightly longer without overlapping

• Data Value:
  • Normal - In line with the data (best for a horizontal bar chart)
  • 90 degree - at 90 degrees to the data (best for vertical bar or line chart)

• Data Value Position: Inside or outside the data column.

Advanced Options for Line Charts

• Color Palette:

Comma separated list of one or more hexadecimal color values, used one after the other for bar chart colors. For example: #ff0000,#0a68dd,...
Learn more: HTML Colors

• Value Labels: Show or hide the labels
• X-Axis Label:
  • Auto - Let the system decide the best way to show the labels.
  • Wrapped - Keep labels short, wrapping text as needed
  • 90 degree - Write the labels going upwards, instead of horizontally
  • Slanted - Angle the labels for readability
  • Staggered - Offset the labels, so they can be slightly longer without overlapping

• Data Value:
  • Normal - In line with the data (best for a horizontal bar chart)
  • 90 degree - at 90 degrees to the data (best for vertical bar or line chart)

Advanced Meter Gauge Options

• Value Labels: Show or Hide
• Gauge End Value