- SAP BusinessObjects Dashboards 4.1 Cookbook
- David Lai Xavier Hacking
- 294字
- 2021-07-23 19:44:06
Zooming in on charts
If you are visualizing a dataset with a large number of values on the x-axis (the category axis), the chart might be a bit hard to use. To see a section of such a chart in more detail, we can use the range slider to zoom in on the data.
Getting ready
You can reuse any of the dashboards you have already made, which include one of the components mentioned previously. In this recipe, we will use the dashboard created in the Adding a line chart to your dashboard recipe.
How to do it...
- Select the chart then go to the Behavior tab and select the Common sub-tab.
- Select Enable Range Slider.
- Under Beginning Range Value select Category Label and enter value
Q1. - Under End Range Value also select Category Label and enter value
Q3. - Bind the Range Labels field to cells B4 until E4.
- Go to the Appearance tab and select the Text sub-tab. Select Range Labels and set the text size to
8. - Run the dashboard by hitting the Preview button and try the functionality of the range slider.
How it works...
The range slider option makes it possible to select a section of the chart by sliding the beginning and end values of this range. In this recipe, we used category labels to define the initial range values. You can also choose to use the Position field and enter the position of the desired value in its series. Q1 would be position 1 and Q3 would be position 3.
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