A waterfall chart helps in understanding the cumulative effect of sequentially introduced positive or negative values.

Properties of Waterfall

1. Sort (Ascending, Descending, Default)

2. Data Labels

3. Legend Position

4. Chart Orientation

Scatter Plot charts are useful for showing a correlation (or not) between two measures.

Properties of Scatter Plot

1. Change color scheme

2. Legend Position

 

3. Statistics (Regression, Mean, Median)

4. Highlight Sections

Dot Plots are useful for showing discreet values. They also have the option of showing a secondary measure as bubble size.

 

Properties of Dot Plot

1. Dot Opacity

 

2. Chart Orientation (Horizontal, Vertical)

 

3. Sorting

 

4. Statistics (Mean, Median, Mode, Regression)

 

5. Threshold

 

6. Dot Size

 

7. Legend Position

Line charts are useful for displaying data over time. Includes options on the type of line – curved, linear, stepped.

 

Properties of Lie Chart

1. Tooltip Circle (Increase Radius)

 

2. End and Start Bubble

 

3. Change color scheme

 

4. Curve Type

 

5. Legend Position and Type

 

6. Statistics (Mean, Regression, Median, Mode)

 

7. Threshold Line

Area charts are useful for displaying data over time.

Multiple measures can be included in the Values field. These will be displayed in a drop down box on the top right hand corner of the chart.

 

Properties of Area Chart

1. Curve Type (linear, monotone, step-up, step-down)

 

2. Legend Position (Top, bottom, right)

 

3.Axis Labels (show/hide)

 

4. Area Type (horizon, stack, stream)

 

5. Line Stroke, Tooltip circles

 

5. Threshold line

 

6. Drill up and drill down data

 

7. Analytic

8. Bisector tool tip

 

10. Changing color

 

11. Context bar