Widget description - Bar chart

The bar chart allows you to rank several variables in a unique widget. It is particularly useful to compare and benchmark KPIs of multiple perimeters.

Main widget options

The following main options are available for the Bar chart:

• Main: you can set the title of the widget and the time range
• Options: you can select horizontal or vertical bars and enable the ranking to rank the variables from the highest to the lowest
  
  

Widget configuration

1. Data Source: select which variable you want to plot.
2. Units: Select the unit of measure, among the list of units associated to that variable (for instance:°C, °F, K for temperature).
3. Add serie: This option will create an additional column in your graph to display another variable.
4. Custom unit: Set a custom unit of measure: you can change manually the unit of measure.
5. Aggregation: Set the aggregation to decide how to aggregate the available raw points over the selected granularity. The following aggregations are available: min, max, count, difference, first, last, mean, weighted mean, sum, mode, none. Notice that, in case “none” is selected, the selection of the granularity at widget level is not relevant anymore.
6. Interpolation: Set the interpolation between points.
7. Name: Associate a “label” to the series, to be visualized in the widget “legend” and series tab.
8. Colour: Set a specific color to display your variable.
9. Decimals: Set the number of decimal places.