Chart Wizard Explanation
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| Chart Widget Explanation Table |
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The widget header in bold identifies the chart title and the chart type. The vertical three dot icon to the right opens a context menu with the options to View Chart and Unpin. |
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| Charts | Type and Recommended Usage | Image |
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Bar Chart: Recommended when comparing quantities across different categories |
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Horizontal Bar Chart: Recommended when comparing quantities across different quantities |
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Pie Chart: Recommended when showing composition and parts of a whole |
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Line Chart: Recommended when showing continuous data trends over time |
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Doughnut Chart: Recommended when showing parts of a whole and highlighting a total or key metric in the center |
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| Trending |
Line Chart: Recommended when emphasizing patterns and direction of change |
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| Empty Chart |
If you see a chart but no data appears, confirm that the value column contains numeric values. |
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If a chart widget does not show a chart, it is because you do not have authorization to view that data. |
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