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Reference: Funnel and Pyramid Charts Settings

Reference: Funnel and Pyramid Charts Settings

Appearance Settings

Section
Field
Description
General
Name
The title of the chart. Character limit: 50.
General
Chart Type
Select the chart visualization that you want to use.
General
Show in Presentation Mode
We select this option by default to display the chart in presentation mode. Turn the toggle off to hide the chart in presentation mode.
Data Labels
Data Labels
Display or hide data labels.
Data Labels
Font
Available when
Data Labels
is on.
Select the font format for the labels.
Data Labels
Labels Type
Select the display format:
  • Percent (%): Displays percentages.
  • Data: Displays numerical values.
Legend
Legend
Display or hide the chart legend.
Legend
Font
Configure the font type and color for label text on the horizontal axis. Displays when
Legend
is on.
Conditional Formatting
Add Rule
Create conditional formatting rules for data series in the chart:
  • Description
    : A brief description of the rule.
  • Expression
    : A rule that evaluates as true or false. If true, the data changes to the color specified. Click the question icon for syntax rules and a list of operators.
  • Color
    : The color of the data that meets the condition.
  • Series
    : The data series to apply the rule to.

Data Settings

Section
Field
Description
Accounts
Account
Each account in a chart has its own settings:
  • Expand to change the settings for the data series.
  • To remove an account from the chart, select
    Delete
    from the related actions menu of the account.
  • To reorder accounts, drag and drop the the handler icon. The order affects the format and placement of the data series in a chart.
  • Add
    to add accounts or dashboard metrics to the chart.
Accounts
Name
Sets the display name of the data series. Character limit: 50 characters. When you edit the name for these charts, you remove the version from the chart axis label:
  • Area.
  • Bar.
  • Column.
  • Doughnut.
  • Funnel.
  • Line.
  • Pie.
  • Pyramid.
Example: The default name for the data series is 6200 Taxes & Benefits (budget version). You edit the name to Taxes & Benefits. We no longer display the version label (budget version) on the chart, even when you reset the name back to the default.
Accounts
Account
Changes the account in the chart.
Accounts
Version
Changes the version for the data series. Select
From version selector
to use the version currently selected on the toolbar. Example: Add a data series twice to a chart and change the versions for each to compare data between the 2 versions.
Accounts
Filter
Filters the data by:
  • Levels.
  • Level attributes.
  • Dimensions.
  • Dimension attributes.
Accounts
Color
Indicates the color for the data series. The color next to the account settings section represents the color for the data series.
Accounts
Display Units
Format the display units:
  • Follow Account
    : Use the display units set from the account. We use this format by default.
  • #,000,000 (#,##0.#)
    : Display as millions with 1 decimal.
  • # (#,##0)
    : Display as thousands with no decimals.
  • #,000 (#,##0.#)
    : Display as thousands with 1 decimal.
Accounts
Negative Number Format
Format the display units for negative numbers:
  • -123,456,789.12
    : Use a negative sign to indicate a negative value.
  • (123,456,789.12)
    : Enclose a negative value in parentheses.
Breakdown
Type
Break down the data into granular groups by:
  • Time
    : Displays how the periods of time contribute to the value.
  • Dimension
    : Displays how the custom dimensions contribute to the value.
  • Series
    : Displays how the different accounts contribute to the value.
Breakdown
Dimension
Available when you select
Dimension
for
Type
. Specifies what to use for the dimension breakdown.
Breakdown
Suppress Zeros
Available when you select
Dimension
for
Type
. Hides data with zero values.
Sorting & Limits
Available when you select
Dimension
or
Time
for
Type
in the
Breakdown
section.
Expand the
Sorting & Limits
section to define how to sort and limit data on a chart. We recommend that you breakdown by dimension for the best sort and limit results for area, bar, column, and line charts.
Sorting & Limits
Sort By
  • None
    : We automatically select this option by default.
  • Data Series
    : Sorts on accounts or calculations added as data series to the chart.
  • Dimension
    : Sorts on
    Breakdown
    selection.
Sorting & Limits
Limits
Limit the data that displays in the chart. When you select any
First
or
Last
option, enter a numeric value to indicate the number or percentage to limit by. Example:
  • When you select
    Last N
    and enter
    10
    , the chart displays the last 10 records on the
    Sort By
    and
    Sort Order
    selections.
  • When you select
    First % N
    and enter
    10
    , the chart displays the first 10% records based on the
    Sort By
    and
    Sort Order
    selections. When the record set is 100, the chart displays the first 10 records.

Time Settings

Section
Field
Description
General
Calendar
Displays when your instance uses alternate calendars. Select the calendar to use.
General
Stratum
Select the time strata for the data set.
General
Span
  • Range
    : Select to display data for a specified range of periods. You can select the start and end of the range for pinned charts, or set the start and end offset for unpinned charts.
  • Single Period
    : Select to display data for an entire period or all dates up to a date. You can select the start and end of the range for pinned charts, or set the start and end offset for unpinned charts.
General
Data Range
Displays when you select
Single Period
for
Span
:
  • Total Period
    : Includes all the dates in a period.
  • To Date
    : Includes all dates up to a specific date.
General
Pin Time (blue)
Set a fixed time period based on the selected strata. Example: For
Stratum
select:
Month
. Then, for:
  • Single Period
    spans, set a specific date. Example: May 2017.
  • Range
    spans, select the start and end dates. Example: May 2017 to June 2017
.
General
Unpin Time (gray)
Set time relative to the reference period displayed on the perspective toolbar and based on the selected strata.
  • Current
    : Matches the date selected for the perspective.
  • Backwards
    : Adjusts backward from the perspective date by the number that you enter.
  • Forwards
    : Adjusts forward from the perspective date by the number that you enter.
For
Single Period
time spans, set the relative time for the chart. For
Range
time spans, set the relative time for the start and end of the range.