The Display tab governs how the selected data is displayed within the widget. The tab's contents vary depending on the type of widget selected.
Fig. 1 - Display Settings (for a column chart)
Fig. 2 - Display Settings (for a table)
The Display tab is not available to the following widget types:
Possible settings are described below.
Setting | Applies to | Details |
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Item Label: | line, area, bar, column, area, pie, table |
Whether the label (e.g. header for a table column, label for a chart column) is shown in long or short format. The text of both label formats can be viewed either
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Widget title: | HTML, IFrame | The title for the widget. |
Axis Range: | line, area | Allows the user to set the minimum and maximum (numerical) values for the value axis, including negative numbers, e.g. if the KPI values are 561, 542, 589, 498, then setting a minimum of 450 and a maximum of 600 will enable you to compare values more accurately. |
Stacked: | bar, column, area |
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Orientation : | bar, column | Display as
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Legend: | bar, line, area, pie chart |
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Scale type: | bar, line, area |
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Items per page: Show Pagination: |
bar, pie chart, line, area, template | Controls how many items to display at once and whether to enable the paging toolbar at the foot of the widget. Selectable values are: 1, 5, 10, 25, 50, 100, 500, 1000, 5000. |
Sort By: Sort Direction: |
bar, column, pie chart, template | Sort the data by the selected KPI Order by either Ascending, Descending or None. |
Show summary: | table |
Controls display of the summary for the table:
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Show labels: | big number |
Will display KPI labels if checked. Controls display of the KPI labels above each value:
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Columns: | big number | KPIs will be aligned into 1, 2, 3, 4 or 5 columns. |
Template: | template | The text for the template. For more details, see the Sencha documentation. |
Source: | IFrame | The URL of the external website. |
HTML: | HTML |
Any valid HTML markup entered in this field will be rendered inside the widget area. Some invalid markup (e.g. <b>Hello</h1>) will be corrected in rendering (e.g. <b>Hello</b>). Invalid markup that could not be corrected will not be rendered. |