Bar Chart
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The Bar Chart in KPI by Powerviz allows you to create insightful and visually appealing bar charts by customizing various elements. Here's a breakdown of the different sections available for configuration:
Here's a quick guide to create Bar chart in KPI:
In the Data tab, you can map your fields to the bar chart:
Value: Select the numeric field that will represent the bar values.
By: Choose the categorical field that will define the axis or groupings for your data.
Add Sub Category: Toggle this option to include an additional layer of categorization for a more detailed breakdown within your chart.
This tab ensures that your data is properly structured and ready for visualization.
The Bar Section allows customization of bar chart appearances, enabling users to apply various display styles and features to create an impactful visualization. Below is a breakdown of the options available:
Orientation
Vertical: Displays bars in an upright format.
Horizontal: Displays bars in a sideways format.
Chart Type
Grouped: Bars for different categories are displayed side by side for comparison.
Stacked: Bars for different categories are stacked on top of one another to show composition.
Comparison: Highlights differences between categories.
Variance: Displays bars with variance or deviation indicators.
Bar Design Options
Bar Patterns:
Solid: Solid-colored bars.
Outline: Hollow bars with outlines.
Hatched: Bars with patterned hatches.
Bar Corner Radius: Enable or disable rounded corners on bars for a polished design.
Enable Bar Border: Adds a border around the bars to enhance visibility.
Color Palette: Choose from Single or Gradient Fill options to color the bars.
Highlight Options
Enable Highlight: Toggle to highlight specific data points and draw attention.
Display Type:
Min/Max: Highlights the minimum and maximum values in the dataset.
Highlight Colors: Customize Min Color and Max Color to distinguish highlights.
Show Value for Highlights: Display the actual data value on the highlighted bars for clarity.
Apply and Reset
Apply: Save and implement the changes made in the bar section.
Reset: Revert to default settings or discard changes.
The Deviation feature allows you to visually represent differences between data points in any chart type, providing insights into data trends and variations.
Switch: This toggle enables or disables the dynamic deviation feature. When enabled, deviation lines and labels are applied to the chart to indicate differences between selected data points.
Deviation Display
Choose how deviations are calculated and displayed:
Last to First: Compares the last data point to the first.
Max to Min: Compares the maximum value to the minimum.
Last to Previous: Compares the last data point to the one immediately before it.
Custom: Allows for customized deviation configurations.
Switch: Enable or disable the display of labels for deviations.
Label Display:
Value: Shows the numerical difference.
Percentage: Shows the percentage change.
Both: Displays both the numerical and percentage differences.
Size: Adjust the font size of the labels.
Color: Choose a color for the labels to ensure they stand out against the chart background.
Width: Adjust the thickness of the deviation line for better visibility or subtle representation.
Colors:
Positive Color: Define the color used for positive deviations.
Negative Color: Define the color used for negative deviations.
Style:
Solid: A continuous line.
Dashed: A broken line for emphasis.
Dotted: A line made of dots for a subtle effect.
Thickness: Adjust the thickness of the connector lines to fit your design preferences.
Color: Select a color for the connector line to complement the chart's overall aesthetics.
Apply: Save the changes and reflect them on your chart.
Reset: Revert to the default settings for the deviation section.
Cancel: Exit without applying the changes.
The Format Pane in the Bar Chart visualization of the KPI tool provides users with extensive customization options to enhance their visual design and data representation. Below is a detailed overview of the key sections in the Format Pane.
The Action in the Bar Chart settings allows you to define interactivity within your report. This feature enables or disables cross-filtering capabilities, giving you control over how the chart interacts with other visuals. Action Options
None:
Disables interactivity on the Bar Chart.
When selected, clicking on bars will not impact or filter other visuals in your report.
Cross Filtering:
Enables cross-filtering functionality.
Selecting a bar on the chart will dynamically filter related visuals, allowing you to analyze specific data points or categories more effectively.
The General section in the Bar Chart settings of KPI by Powerviz allows users to adjust the chart's layout, appearance, and overall styling. This section ensures that the visual integrates seamlessly into your report design while maintaining a polished and professional appearance. Below is a detailed breakdown of the options available:
This is common tab for all visuals click to explore settings.
This is common tab for all visuals click to explore settings.
