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Without chart attribute syntax, the chart types for vertical charts are different from those for horizontal versions of those charts. For example, VBAR is used for vertical bar charts, while HBAR is used for horizontal bar charts.
With chart attribute syntax, the chart type BAR is used for any type of bar chart, and the ORIENTATION attribute in the TYPE=REPORT declaration of the WebFOCUS StyleSheet differentiates between horizontal and vertical charts. For more information, see Specifying Chart Orientation.
Similarly, stacked bar, line, and area charts are distinguished from side-by-side charts using the CHART-SERIES-LAYOUT attribute in the TYPE=REPORT declaration of the WebFOCUS StyleSheet. For more information, see Specifying Chart Layout for Bar, Line, and Area Charts.
The available chart types (LOOKGRAPH values) are:
This section gives a brief description and example of each chart type that supports chart attribute syntax.
In addition to the attributes listed for each chart type, all charts can be generated in a matrix, have fields added to the tooltip, and can be generated as separate pages. In addition, certain chart types can be generated with a slider control.
Area charts are similar to line charts in that they demonstrate the movement of numeric data, except that the area between the data line and the zero line (or axis) is usually colored or textured. Area charts allow you to stack data on top of each other. Stacking allows you to highlight the relationship between data series, showing how some data series approach or shadow a second series.
The chart type is AREA. AREA attribute categories are:
If the field is a measure, the colors will be visualized as a gradient. If it is a dimension, the colors will be visualized as discrete colors. Multiples are supported.
The following request generates an area chart. The sort field (TIME_YEARQTR) is assigned to the color category, the sort field PRODUCT_CATEGORY is assigned to the x-axis category, and the measure field is assigned to the y-axis. The chart type is AREA:
GRAPH FILE WF_RETAIL_LITE SUM COGS_US BY WF_RETAIL_TIME_SALES.TIME_YEARQTR BY PRODUCT_CATEGORY ON GRAPH PCHOLD FORMAT JSCHART ON GRAPH SET LOOKGRAPH AREA ON GRAPH SET STYLE * INCLUDE=IBFS:/FILE/IBI_HTML_DIR/javaassist/intl/EN/combine_templates/ENWarm.sty,$ TYPE=DATA, COLUMN=COGS_US, BUCKET=y-axis, $ TYPE=DATA, COLUMN=PRODUCT_CATEGORY, BUCKET=x-axis, $ TYPE=DATA, COLUMN=WF_RETAIL_TIME_SALES.TIME_YEARQTR, BUCKET=color, $ ENDSTYLE END
The output is shown in the following image:
A bar chart plots numeric data by displaying rectangular blocks against a scale. The length of a bar corresponds to a value or amount. You can develop a clear mental image of comparisons among data series by distinguishing the relative heights of the bars. Use a bar chart to display numeric data when you want to present comparisons of data.
The chart type is BAR. BAR attribute categories are:
If the field is a measure, the colors will be visualized as a gradient. If it is a dimension, the colors will be visualized as discrete colors. Multiples are supported.
The following request generates a stacked bar chart. The sort field (PRODUCT_CATEGORY) is assigned to the x-axis, the sort field BUSINESS_REGION is assigned to the color category, and the measure COGS_US is assigned to the y-axis. (For information about creating stacked bar charts, see Specifying Chart Layout for Bar, Line, and Area Charts.)
The chart type is BAR:
GRAPH FILE WF_RETAIL_LITE SUM COGS_US BY BUSINESS_REGION BY PRODUCT_CATEGORY ON GRAPH PCHOLD FORMAT JSCHART ON GRAPH SET LOOKGRAPH BAR ON GRAPH SET STYLE * INCLUDE=IBFS:/FILE/IBI_HTML_DIR/javaassist/intl/EN/combine_templates/ENWarm.sty,$ TYPE=REPORT, CHART-SERIES-LAYOUT=stacked,$ TYPE=DATA, COLUMN=COGS_US, BUCKET=y-axis, $ TYPE=DATA, COLUMN=BUSINESS_REGION, BUCKET=color, $ TYPE=DATA, COLUMN=PRODUCT_CATEGORY, BUCKET=x-axis, $ ENDSTYLE END
The output is shown in the following image:
A boxplot shows data broken down into quartiles. In a boxplot, each series and group requires five values. For a given series and group box, the first value is the minimum (lower hat), the second defines the box bottom (first quartile), the third value is the median (second quartile), the fourth value defines the box top (third quartile), and the fifth value defines the location of the top hat (maximum value). Box plot fill color and border are defined by the series color and border.
The chart type is BOXPLOT. BOXPLOT attribute categories are:
If the field is a measure the colors will be visualized as a gradient. If the field is a dimension, the color will be visualized as discrete colors.
The following request generates a boxplot.
DEFINE FILE WF_RETAIL_LITE DIFF1 = COGS_US -100000; DIFF2 = COGS_US -200000; DIFF3 = COGS_US +100000; DIFF4 = COGS_US +200000; END GRAPH FILE WF_RETAIL_LITE SUM DIFF1 DIFF2 MDN.COGS_US DIFF3 DIFF4 BY PRODUCT_CATEGORY ON GRAPH PCHOLD FORMAT JSCHART ON GRAPH SET LOOKGRAPH BOXPLOT ON GRAPH SET STYLE * INCLUDE=IBFS:/FILE/IBI_HTML_DIR/javaassist/intl/EN/combine_templates/ENWarm.sty,$ type=data, column=product_category, bucket=x-axis,$ type=data, column=diff2, bucket=min,$ type=data, column=diff1, bucket=lower,$ type=data, column=c4, bucket=median,$ type=data, column=diff3, bucket=upper,$ type=data, column=diff4, bucket=max,$ *GRAPH_JS "boxPlotProperties": {"drawHatAsBox": false} *END ENDSTYLE END
The output is shown in the following image.
A bubble chart is an enhanced scatter plot in which the size of each marker is proportional to the value of a measure. Therefore, a bubble chart requires three values, (x-position, y-position, and size) to draw each bubble marker.
The chart type is BUBBLE. BUBBLE attribute categories are:
If the field is a measure the colors will be visualized as a gradient. If the field is a dimension, the color will be visualized as discrete colors.
The following request generates a bubble chart. The sort field (PRODUCT_CATEGORY) is assigned to the color attribute category and generates the legend, the first measure (COGS_US) is assigned to the y-axis, the second measure (GROSS_PROFIT_US) is assigned to the x-axis, and the third measure (REVENUE_US) is assigned to the size category and generates a size indicator in the legend area. The chart type is BUBBLE:
GRAPH FILE WF_RETAIL_LITE SUM COGS_US GROSS_PROFIT_US REVENUE_US BY PRODUCT_CATEGORY ON GRAPH PCHOLD FORMAT JSCHART ON GRAPH SET LOOKGRAPH BUBBLE ON GRAPH SET STYLE * INCLUDE=IBFS:/FILE/IBI_HTML_DIR/javaassist/intl/EN/combine_templates/ENWarm.sty,$ TYPE=DATA, COLUMN=COGS_US, BUCKET=y-axis, $ TYPE=DATA, COLUMN=GROSS_PROFIT_US, BUCKET=x-axis, $ TYPE=DATA, COLUMN=PRODUCT_CATEGORY, BUCKET=color, $ TYPE=DATA, COLUMN=REVENUE_US, BUCKET=size, $ ENDSTYLE END
The output is shown in the following image:
A bubblemap is a proportional symbol map chart, in which the markers are positioned on a geographic point or area and are sized depending on the value of a measure.
The chart type is BUBBLEMAP. BUBBLEMAP attribute categories are:
If the field is a measure, the color will be visualized as a gradient. If it is a sort field, the colors will be discrete.
The following request generates a proportional symbol chart using an Esri map as the base layer. The markers are located using the COUNTRY_NAME sort field, are colored by the MIN.CITY_POPULATION measure, and are sized by the MAX.DAYSDELAYED measure. The JSON property bubbleMarker:maxSize scales the markers to 10%. Other properties in the StyleSheet specify the map type, map layers, and other map properties. For more information, see Lightweight Map Support:
GRAPH FILE WF_RETAIL_LITE SUM MIN.CITY_POPULATION MAX.DAYSDELAYED BY COUNTRY_NAME WHERE COUNTRY_NAME NE 'Taiwan' ON GRAPH PCHOLD FORMAT JSCHART ON GRAPH SET LOOKGRAPH BUBBLEMAP ON GRAPH SET AUTOFIT ON ON GRAPH SET STYLE * TYPE=REPORT, CHART-LOOK=com.esri.map, $ TYPE=DATA, COLUMN=COUNTRY_NAME, BUCKET=location, $ TYPE=DATA, COLUMN=MIN.CITY_POPULATION, BUCKET=size, $ TYPE=DATA, COLUMN=MAX.DAYSDELAYED, BUCKET=color, $ *GRAPH_JS "legend": { "visible": true }, "bubbleMarker": {"maxSize": "10%" },
"extensions": { "com.esri.map": { "overlayLayers": [ { "title": "Population", "layerType": "bubble", "geometrySourceType": "esri", "geometryLocateField": ["Country"], "geometryDataField": "name", "url": "http://services.arcgis.com/P3ePLMYs2RVChkJx/arcgis/rest/services/World_Countries_(Generalized)/FeatureServer/0" } ], "baseLayer": { "basemap": "streets" } } } *END ENDSTYLE END
The output is shown in the following image:
The following request generates a proportional symbol chart using an Esri map as the base layer. The markers are located using the COUNTRY_LATITUDE and COUNTRY_LONGITUDE sort fields and are sized by the MIN.CITY_POPULATION measure. The JSON property bubbleMarker:maxSize scales the markers to 10%. Other properties in the StyleSheet specify the map type, map layers, and other map properties. For more information, see Lightweight Map Support:
GRAPH FILE WF_RETAIL_LITE SUM MIN.CITY_POPULATION BY COUNTRY_LATITUDE BY COUNTRY_LONGITUDE ON GRAPH PCHOLD FORMAT JSCHART ON GRAPH SET LOOKGRAPH BUBBLEMAP ON GRAPH SET AUTOFIT ON ON GRAPH SET STYLE * INCLUDE=IBFS:/FILE/IBI_HTML_DIR/javaassist/intl/EN/combine_templates/ENWarm.sty,$ TYPE=REPORT, CHART-LOOK=com.esri.map, $ TYPE=DATA, COLUMN=COUNTRY_LATITUDE, BUCKET=latitude, $ TYPE=DATA, COLUMN=COUNTRY_LONGITUDE, BUCKET=longitude, $ TYPE=DATA, COLUMN=MIN.CITY_POPULATION, BUCKET=size, $ *GRAPH_JS "bubbleMarker":{"maxSize":"10%"},
"legend": { "visible": false }, "extensions": { "com.esri.map": { "overlayLayers": [ { "title": "Population", "layerType": "bubble", "geometryXY": { "y": "lat", "x": "lng" }, "geometrySourceType": "seriesdata" } ], "baseLayer": { "basemap": "streets" } } } *END ENDSTYLE END
The output is shown in the following image:
A choropleth is a map chart in which polygonal areas that map to geographic locations are colored depending on a measure or dimension.
The chart type is CHOROPLETH. CHOROPLETH attribute categories are:
If the field is a measure, the color will be visualized as a gradient. If it is a dimension, the colors will be discrete.
The following request generates a choropleth chart using an Esri map as the base layer. The colored polygons represent the COUNTRY_NAME sort field and are colored by the MIN.CITY_POPULATION measure. The JSON property colorScale establishes the color scale for the polygons. Other properties in the StyleSheet specify the map type, map layers, and other map properties. For more information, see Lightweight Map Support:
GRAPH FILE WF_RETAIL_LITE SUM MIN.CITY_POPULATION BY COUNTRY_NAME WHERE COUNTRY_NAME NE 'Taiwan' ON GRAPH PCHOLD FORMAT JSCHART ON GRAPH SET LOOKGRAPH CHOROPLETH ON GRAPH SET AUTOFIT ON ON GRAPH SET STYLE * TYPE=REPORT, CHART-LOOK=com.esri.map, $ TYPE=DATA, COLUMN=COUNTRY_NAME, BUCKET=location, $ TYPE=DATA, COLUMN=MIN.CITY_POPULATION, BUCKET=color, $ *GRAPH_JS legend: { "visible": true }, "colorScale": {"colors":["navy", "green", "teal", "cyan"]},
"extensions": { "com.esri.map": { "overlayLayers": [ { "title": "WF_RETAIL_LITE Countries", "layerType": "choropleth", "geometrySourceType": "esri", "geometryLocateField": ["Country"], "geometryDataField": "name", "url": "http://services.arcgis.com/P3ePLMYs2RVChkJx/arcgis/rest/services/World_Countries_(Generalized)/FeatureServer/0" } ], "baseLayer": { "basemap": "streets" } } } *END ENDSTYLE END
The output is shown in the following image:
Data grids display data in a table with rows and columns. Unlike the tabular reports generated with the WebFOCUS TABLE FILE command, data grids are generated in a GRAPH FILE request using PCHOLD FORMAT JSCHART.
Using the data grid properties, you can format the grid and display column totals for measures in the grid.
The chart type is DATAGRID. The DATAGRID attribute categories are:
The following request generates a data grid with column totals. The rows represent product categories and product sub-categories. The columns represent the first two quarters of the year and the North America and South America business regions. The measures are cost of goods and gross profit. By default, scroll bars are added when the entire grid does not fit in the draw area.
GRAPH FILE WF_RETAIL_LITE SUM COGS_US GROSS_PROFIT_US BY PRODUCT_CATEGORY BY PRODUCT_SUBCATEG BY TIME_QTR BY BUSINESS_REGION WHERE (BUSINESS_REGION NE 'Oceania' OR 'EMEA') AND (TIME_QTR EQ 1 OR 2) ON GRAPH PCHOLD FORMAT JSCHART ON GRAPH SET LOOKGRAPH DATAGRID ON GRAPH SET AUTOFIT ON ON GRAPH SET STYLE * type=data, column=product_category, bucket=row, $ type=data, column=product_subcateg, bucket=row, $ type=data, column=time_qtr, bucket=column, $ type=data, column=business_region, bucket=column, $ type=data, column=cogs_us, bucket=measure, $ type=data, column=gross_profit_us, bucket=measure, $ *GRAPH_JS "dataGridProperties": {"columnTotals": {"visible": true}} *END ENDSTYLE END
The output is shown in the following image.
A funnel chart is basically a pie chart that shows only one group of data at a time. The series in the group are stacked in the funnel, with the first series at the top and the last series at the bottom. In the funnel chart, the display field functions as the group, and the sort fields function as the series.
The chart type is FUNNEL. FUNNEL attribute categories are:
The following request generates a funnel chart.
GRAPH FILE WF_RETAIL_LITE SUM COGS_US BY PRODUCT_CATEGORY ON GRAPH PCHOLD FORMAT JSCHART ON GRAPH SET LOOKGRAPH FUNNEL ON GRAPH SET STYLE * INCLUDE=IBFS:/FILE/IBI_HTML_DIR/javaassist/intl/EN/combine_templates/ENWarm.sty,$ TYPE=DATA, COLUMN=PRODUCT_CATEGORY, BUCKET=color, $ TYPE=DATA, COLUMN=COGS_US, BUCKET=measure, $ ENDSTYLE END
The output is shown in the following image.
Gauge charts identify a single value along an axis that is usually displayed in a circle. They are often used in dashboards to display progress or quantity.
The chart type is GAUGE. The GAUGE attribute category is:
The following request generates a gauge chart. The chart type is GAUGE:
GRAPH FILE WF_RETAIL_LITE SUM REVENUE_US BY PRODUCT_CATEGORY WHERE PRODUCT_CATEGORY EQ 'Computers' ON GRAPH PCHOLD FORMAT JSCHART ON GRAPH SET LOOKGRAPH GAUGE ON GRAPH SET STYLE * type=data, column=revenue_us, bucket=measure,$ *GRAPH_JS "gaugeProperties": { "groupLabel": {"visible": false}, "totalLabel": {"visible": false} } *END ENDSTYLE END
The output is shown in the following image:
Heatmap charts contain a row or column matrix of rectangles that are displayed in different colors depending on the data values. They use the same kind of data as bar, line, and area charts.
The chart type is HEATMAP. HEATMAP attribute categories are:
Rectangle color will depend on the value of this measure. The color will be visualized as a gradient.
The following request generates a heatmap where the rectangles are colored by the measure COGS_US (color category), the rows represent the first BY field (y-axis category), and the columns represent the second BY field (x-axis category). The chart type is HEATMAP:
GRAPH FILE WF_RETAIL_LITE SUM COGS_US BY PRODUCT_CATEGORY BY BUSINESS_REGION WHERE BUSINESS_REGION NE 'Oceania' ON GRAPH SET LOOKGRAPH HEATMAP ON GRAPH PCHOLD FORMAT JSCHART ON GRAPH SET STYLE * type=data, column=product_category, bucket=y-axis, $ type=data, column=business_region, bucket=x-axis, $ type=data, column=cogs_us, bucket=color, $ END
The output is shown in the following image:
Line charts are useful for emphasizing the movement or trend of numeric data over time, since they allow a viewer to trace the evolution of a particular point by working backwards or interpolating. Highs and lows, rapid or slow movement, or a tendency toward stability are all types of trends that are well suited to a line chart.
Line charts can also be plotted with two or more scales to suggest a comparison of the same value, or set of values, in different time periods. The number of scales your chart has depends on the type of chart you select.
The chart type is LINE. LINE attribute categories are:
If the field is a measure, the colors will be visualized as a gradient. If it is a dimension, the colors will be visualized as discrete colors. Multiples are supported.
If markers are visible, this measure is used to vary the size of the markers. If markers are not visible, this measure is used to vary the width of the lines.
The following request creates a line chart. The sort field TIME_YEARMTH is assigned to the x-axis category. The measure COGS_US is assigned to the y-axis category. The measure DISCOUNT_US is assigned to the color category and is used to color the line, markers, and legend. Since the color field is a measure, the colors are visualized as a gradient. The chart type is LINE:
GRAPH FILE WF_RETAIL_LITE SUM COGS_US DISCOUNT_US BY WF_RETAIL_TIME_SALES.TIME_YEARMTH ON GRAPH PCHOLD FORMAT JSCHART ON GRAPH SET LOOKGRAPH LINE ON GRAPH SET STYLE * TYPE=DATA, COLUMN=WF_RETAIL_TIME_SALES.TIME_YEARMTH, BUCKET=x-axis,$ TYPE=DATA, COLUMN=COGS_US, BUCKET=y-axis,$ TYPE=DATA, COLUMN=DISCOUNT_US, BUCKET=color,$ INCLUDE=IBFS:/FILE/IBI_HTML_DIR/javaassist/intl/EN/combine_templates/ENWarm.sty,$ ENDSTYLE END
The output is shown in the following image:
A matrix marker chart is a matrix chart that displays a marker in each cell of the matrix.
The chart type is MARKER. MARKER attribute categories are:
The color will be visualized as a gradient.
The following request generates a matrix marker chart. The rows represent product categories. The columns represent business regions. The marker in each cell is sized by the GROSS_PROFIT_US measure and colored by the COGS_US measure. The marker and legend colors are visualized as a gradient.
The JSON properties change the marker shape to a square. The chart type is MARKER:
GRAPH FILE WF_RETAIL_LITE SUM COGS_US GROSS_PROFIT_US BY PRODUCT_CATEGORY BY BUSINESS_REGION WHERE BUSINESS_REGION NE 'Oceania' WHERE PRODUCT_CATEGORY LE 'D' ON GRAPH PCHOLD FORMAT JSCHART ON GRAPH SET LOOKGRAPH MARKER ON GRAPH SET STYLE * INCLUDE=IBFS:/FILE/IBI_HTML_DIR/javaassist/intl/EN/combine_templates/ENWarm.sty,$ TYPE=DATA, COLUMN=COGS_US, BUCKET=color, $ TYPE=DATA, COLUMN=PRODUCT_CATEGORY, BUCKET=row, $ TYPE=DATA, COLUMN=BUSINESS_REGION, BUCKET=column, $ TYPE=DATA, COLUMN=GROSS_PROFIT_US, BUCKET=size, $ *GRAPH_JS "series": [{"series": 0, "marker": {"shape": "square"}}] *END ENDSTYLE END
The output is shown in the following image:
A mekko (also called marimekko) chart is a percent bar chart, except that the width of each bar riser is based on the overall value of the stack. The widths are automatically sorted in high-to-low order. The default tooltips show the value and percentage of the measure within the group.
The chart type is MEKKO. Mekko attribute categories are:
If the field is a measure, the colors will be visualized as a gradient. If it is a dimension, the colors will be visualized as discrete colors. Multiples are supported.
The following request generates a mekko chart with one measure, one sort field for the x-axis, and one sort field for the color category.
GRAPH FILE WF_RETAIL_LITE SUM COGS_US BY BUSINESS_SUB_REGION BY PRODUCT_CATEGORY WHERE COUNTRY_NAME EQ 'United States' ON TABLE PCHOLD FORMAT JSCHART ON GRAPH SET LOOKGRAPH MEKKO ON GRAPH SET STYLE * INCLUDE=IBFS:/FILE/IBI_HTML_DIR/javaassist/intl/EN/combine_templates/ENWarm.sty,$ type=data, column=cogs_us, bucket=y-axis,$ type=data, column=BUSINESS_SUB_REGION, bucket=color,$ type=data, column=product_category, bucket=x-axis,$ ENDSTYLE END
The output is shown in the following image.
A pie chart emphasizes where your data fits in relation to a larger whole. Each slice represents a percentage of the whole. Keep in mind that pie charts work best when your data falls into a limited number of groups. Too many groups divide the pie into small segments that are difficult to see. Use color or texture on individual segments to create visual contrast.
If the hole size is zero, a pie chart is generated. If the hole size is greater than zero, a pie ring chart is generated.
The chart type is PIE. PIE attribute categories are:
Note: A pie chart that is built by adding a measure to the measure category and a BY field to the color category results in a single pie chart where the measure name is placed at the bottom of the chart.
The basic components of a pie chart are a measure and a sort field. The sort field generates the colors for the slices and the legend. The chart type is PIE:
GRAPH FILE WF_RETAIL_LITE SUM COGS_US BY PRODUCT_CATEGORY ON GRAPH PCHOLD FORMAT JSCHART ON GRAPH SET LOOKGRAPH PIE ON GRAPH SET STYLE * TYPE=DATA, COLUMN=PRODUCT_CATEGORY, BUCKET=color, $ TYPE=DATA, COLUMN=COGS_US, BUCKET=measure, $ ENDSTYLE END
The output is shown in the following image:
To generate a pie chart with a hole, add the JSON holeSize property:
GRAPH FILE WF_RETAIL_LITE SUM COGS_US BY PRODUCT_CATEGORY ON GRAPH PCHOLD FORMAT JSCHART ON GRAPH SET LOOKGRAPH PIE ON GRAPH SET STYLE * TYPE=DATA, COLUMN=PRODUCT_CATEGORY, BUCKET=color, $ TYPE=DATA, COLUMN=COGS_US, BUCKET=measure, $ *GRAPH_JS "pieProperties": {"holeSize": "25%"} *END ENDSTYLE END
The output is shown in the following image. By default, the total label displays in the hole:
Scatter charts typically show the relationship between two numeric measures. Chart attribute syntax supports dimensions as well as measures. Use a scatter plot to visualize the density of individual data values around particular points or to demonstrate patterns in your data.
The chart type is SCATTER. SCATTER attribute categories are:
If the field is a measure, the colors will be visualized as a gradient. If it is a dimension, the colors will be visualized as discrete colors.
The following request creates a scatter chart. The sort field TIME_YEARMTH is assigned to the x-axis category. The measure COGS_US is assigned to the y-axis category. The chart type is SCATTER:
GRAPH FILE WF_RETAIL_LITE SUM COGS_US BY WF_RETAIL_TIME_SALES.TIME_YEARMTH ON GRAPH PCHOLD FORMAT JSCHART ON GRAPH SET LOOKGRAPH SCATTER ON GRAPH SET STYLE * TYPE=DATA, COLUMN=WF_RETAIL_TIME_SALES.TIME_YEARMTH, BUCKET=x-axis,$ TYPE=DATA, COLUMN=COGS_US, BUCKET=y-axis,$ INCLUDE=IBFS:/FILE/IBI_HTML_DIR/javaassist/intl/EN/combine_templates/ENWarm.sty,$ ENDSTYLE END
The output is shown in the following image:
A streamgraph is a simplified version of a stacked area chart. In a streamgraph, often the x-axis is turned off, and there are no gridlines or frames. A streamgraph does not use data text labels. The data required to draw a streamgraph is the same format required to draw an area chart. However, streamgraphs are normally given many series (10 or more), each with many data point points (100 or more). A typical streamgraph would include 20 series with 400 data points in each series.
The chart type is STREAM. STREAM attribute categories are:
If the field is a measure, the colors will be visualized as a gradient. If it is a dimension, the colors will be visualized as discrete colors. Multiples are supported.
The following request generates a streamgraph where the areas are colored by the BUSINESS_SUB_REGION dimension.
GRAPH FILE WF_RETAIL_LITE SUM COGS_US BY BUSINESS_SUB_REGION BY TIME_MTH ON TABLE PCHOLD FORMAT JSCHART ON GRAPH SET LOOKGRAPH STREAM ON GRAPH SET STYLE * INCLUDE=IBFS:/FILE/IBI_HTML_DIR/javaassist/intl/EN/combine_templates/ENWarm.sty,$ type=data, column=cogs_us, bucket=y-axis,$ type=data, column=time_mth, bucket=x-axis,$ type=data, column=business_sub_region, bucket=color,$ ENDSTYLE END
The output is shown in the following image.
A tagcloud chart is a visual representation of group labels. The size of each label is proportional to its data value. Tagclouds are used by social media to measure the frequency of words in order to quantify sentiments.
The chart type is TAGCLOUD. TAGCLOUD attribute categories are:
Tagclouds are not supported in a matrix.
The following request generates a tagcloud in which the tags are the brand names, the color of the tags is controlled by the quantity sold, and the size of the tags is controlled by the gross profit.
GRAPH FILE WF_RETAIL_LITE SUM QUANTITY_SOLD GROSS_PROFIT_US BY BRAND ON GRAPH PCHOLD FORMAT JSCHART ON GRAPH SET LOOKGRAPH TAGCLOUD ON GRAPH SET STYLE * INCLUDE=IBFS:/FILE/IBI_HTML_DIR/javaassist/intl/EN/combine_templates/ENWarm.sty,$ type=data, column=brand, bucket=detail,$ type=data, column=quantity_sold, bucket=color,$ type=data, column=gross_profit_us, bucket=size,$ *GRAPH_JS "tagcloudProperties": {"engine": "new"} *END ENDSTYLE END
The output is shown in the following image.
A treemap chart displays hierarchical data as a set of nested rectangles.
An object can be nested arbitrarily deep.
The chart type is TREEMAP. TREEMAP attribute categories are:
If the field is a measure, the colors will be visualized as a gradient. If it is a dimension, the colors will be visualized as discrete colors.
The following example generates a treemap colored by the measure MSRP_US and sized by the measure COGS_US. Since the color-by field is a measure, the colors in the rectangles and legend are visualized as a gradient. The chart type is TREEMAP:
GRAPH FILE WF_RETAIL_LITE SUM COGS_US MSRP_US BY PRODUCT_CATEGORY BY BRAND ON GRAPH SET LOOKGRAPH TREEMAP ON GRAPH PCHOLD FORMAT JSCHART ON GRAPH SET STYLE * type=report, column=COGS_US, bucket=size, $ type=report, column=MSRP_US, bucket=color, $ type=report, column=PRODUCT_CATEGORY, bucket=detail, $ type=report, column=BRAND, bucket=detail, $ END
The output is shown in the following image:
The following example generates a treemap colored by the first BY field. Since the color-by field is a dimension, discrete colors are generated for the rectangles and the legend. The second BY field (detail attribute category) accounts for the subdivisions of the colored boxes. Note that the prefix operator used in the request is also used when assigning the field to the category:
GRAPH FILE WF_RETAIL_LITE SUM CNT.COGS_US BY PRODUCT_CATEGORY BY BRAND ON GRAPH SET LOOKGRAPH TREEMAP ON GRAPH PCHOLD FORMAT JSCHART ON GRAPH SET STYLE * type=report, column=product_category, bucket=color, $ type=report, column=brand, bucket=detail, $ type=report, column=cnt.cogs_us, bucket=size, $ END
The output is shown in the following image:
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