Create a Combo Chart visualization
Introduction
This visualization allows to graphically display the indicators collected in the scorecard. You can select the data source to display either the scorecard of the entity or the aggregated values of the indicators, if the current entity is located at a superior level in the structure.
The combo chart provides a mixed visualization, displaying indicators either as bars or as lines.
Multiple bars have the same function as simple bars. The various indicators are spaced from each other and form groups. Colors associated to each bar allow easy cross-indicator comparison. Bear in mind that the legibility of the graph decreases as the number of bars increases. Consider opting for another type of graphic representation if you need to display more than 3 indicators.
The lines represent the variations of the values across time. Several lines can be displayed to compare indicators between them or compare them with forecasts.
Create a Combo Chart
In the left menu, select "workspace configuration" and then "workspace visualization".
Then click on the "workspace visualization views" tab.
Click on the "create workspace visualization view" button. A pop-up window will open.
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Fill the following fields :
(technical name) and display name
Choose the type of visualization "Combo Chart"
Add a description if necessary
Save the visualization view, then click on the βEditβ button.
Configure the graph :
Select the number of options available in the filter (between 1 and 3).
Choose the data source:
"Basic": Indicators collected at the entity level.
"Aggregation": Indicators consolidated from values collected at the lowest level.
Decide whether to display the cumulative indicator values or the collected values.
For each filter, add the available indicators and data types (e.g., "actuals," target, etc.) available to the user.
The first filter will be displayed as a line, the additional filters will be displayed as bars.
You can activate the tile in the visualization homepage of the entity and configure its title, description, label link and illustration image.