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General TabOrientationAll charts can be used in horizontal or vertical orientation:
Use the toggle button to select Structure/Time. Chart TypeChoose the preferred chart type via mouse click on the corresponding icon. With the Checkbox Base Chart you can display or hide the Base Chart. This way, you may use deviation charts without the Base Chart. Stacked Bar ModeThis option is visible, if the stacked bar chart ist selected. It switches between the different stacked bar chart modes. Deviations ConfigurationThese Checkboxes activate - additionally to the Base Chart - axes for absolute or percentage deviations of two Data Series. A click on Name enables the renaming of the deviation series. This Name is also used as a legend. Use the dropdown boxes to choose the Data Series for the calculation of deviations according to the formulas on the right. Click the button Type for selecting between absolute and percentage deviation. Delete deviation series by using the red button and add new by using the green button , which will be shown above the Base Chart. The order of the display corresponds with the order in the Deviations Configuration. | Formula for calculation of absolute deviation: Formula for calculation of percentage deviation: |
Data TabData SeriesHere you can link up to 10 Data Series from the Data Source that you want to display by clicking the corresponding button .The Checkbox next to the Data Series determines its visibility in the chart. Change the name of the Data Series by clicking on it. The given names are also used for the Data labels. With the button you delete the assignment of the Data Series. Category LabelsCategory Labels are shown in the chart, when the Checkbox is activated. Category Labels are automatically created from the meta data of the Data Source. Base Chart Axis LabelsDefine additional axis labeling here. To show these labels the Checkboxes on the Helper Tab must be activated. Data TypesSpecify here the Data Type of each element of the selected Data Series. Each element can be formatted individually. The entered Data Types are converted to uppercase in the background, so they are not case-sensitive in order to prevent possible sources of errors. Waterfall Calculation PathTo use a waterfall flexibly, it must be first determined whether the value to be displayed is either a total or an in- or outflow using an additional Data Series. This is carried out by using our so-called Waterfall Calculation Path (see input options on the right). | Values for the Waterfall Calculation Path: |
Appearance TabLabelsSet the font size, the font family and the font color for labels in the chart. In addition, shadows with defined colors can be added to accentuate the labels if the background is colored. ShadowsIf activated, an rect is drawn behind the Element Labels. With Shadow color you can define the color value. Element LabelsIf the Checkbox is activated, all elements of the chart will be labeled. The toggle buttons Fix/Auto determines the visibility of the labels:
Value FormatSelect the format of the Category Labels:
Pick LabelsIf this option is activated, the underlying options controls, which labels are shown. Only those labels are shown, which meet one of the criteria. The following options can be picked: First: The first label of each series is shown Minimum Peak Size in %: Defines, how large the difference to the neighboring values must be, to consider the value as a maximum/minimum WaterfallThe colors of the elements of a waterfall can be set here - corresponding to the calculation path. Please note that the use of Data Types overlap this standard format. DeviationsSet the colors for deviations. If positive deviations between measures and base values are not regarded as positive, for example for comparisons of actual vs. budget costs, activate the Checkbox Invert. Outlier ModeChoose the appearance of the outliers here. In the mode Short the outliers are shown as small triangles on the axis. In the mode Long they are drawn over the entire available area – according to the rules by IBCS. Series Styles EditorIn this editor the appearance of the Data Series is determined, as long as you do not use Data Types. Data Types overwrite the Series Styles. The handling is similar to the definition of Data Types on the Data Types tab, the name is derived from the data series name. Color, Fill and Shape determine the appearance of the elements. Shape refers to the pin heads. Navigate via mouse click through the alternative representations. Width determines the width of the elements. The values can be given in percentage of the category width as well as in absolute values in [px] – just toggle %/abs.
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