Line charts

Setting

Description

Color scheme

Select colors for the lines. You can use a predefined color scheme or specify custom colors.

Chart type switch

Change the chart type. Supported types include line chart, area chart, stacked area chart, and 100% stacked area chart.

Line type

Choose between Curved and Straight lines.

Line style

Set the style and thickness of the lines.

Show markers

Set the shape of the markers.

Null value handling

Choose how to handle null values: Connect across nulls, Show as 0, or Break line.

Mobile default selection

When enabled, the Default selection can be set to the last dimension value (global) or the last dimension value of a specified series.

Setting

Description

Layout style

Set the chart arrangement. Supported modes are Single column comparison and Grid.

Shared axis

Specify whether the charts share the same axis.

Show separator

Specify whether to display a separator line between charts.

When enabled, you can configure the separator's color and style.

Columns

When Layout Style is set to Grid, you can set the number of columns for the chart arrangement.

The default is Auto, but you can customize the number of columns.

Min facet width/height

Set the minimum width and height for each facet. The available options vary by layout style.

• Single column comparison or Grid with auto columns: You can only configure the minimum facet width.

• Grid with custom columns: You can configure both the minimum facet width and height.

Row/column spacing

Set the spacing between rows and columns of facets. The available options vary by layout style.

• Single column comparison: You can only configure the column spacing between facets.

• Grid: You can configure both row and column spacing between facets.

Split label

Position

Set the display position of the dimension value label to either Above chart or Below chart.

Text

Set the font color and style of the dimension value label.

Alignment

Set the alignment of the dimension value label.

Axis

Setting

Description

X-axis

Show X-axis

Show or hide the X-axis.

Show title and unit

Show or hide the Axis Title and Unit on the X-axis.

Show axis labels

Show or hide labels on the X-axis, and configure the display rules and text style.

Content to display

Choose to display some or all dimension values.

Show tick marks

Show or hide tick marks on the X-axis.

Show axis line

Show or hide the X-axis line, and configure its style, width, and color.

Show gridlines

Show or hide gridlines for the X-axis, and configure their line style, width, and color.

Y-axis

Invert Y-axis

Invert the Y-axis scale values.

Show left Y-axis

Show or hide the left Y-axis.

Show title and unit

Show or hide the Axis Title and Unit.

Show axis labels

Show or hide labels on the Y-axis. If enabled, you can set the label format and text style. The label format can be set to Auto or Custom.

• The default mode is Auto. In this mode, the axis label inherits the data display format of the measure field. If there are multiple measure fields, it uses the format of the first one.

• In Custom mode, click the icon to open the Data Display Format Settings dialog box and configure the format. For details, see Data display format > Custom.

Show tick marks

Show or hide tick marks on the left Y-axis.

Show axis line

Show or hide the left Y-axis line, and configure its style, width, and color.

Show gridlines

Show or hide gridlines for the left Y-axis, and configure their line style, width, and color.

Axis range and interval

• Set the left Y-axis range automatically (Auto) or manually by specifying a Max/Min value.

• Set a Custom Interval by step size or by number of divisions.

  

Setting

Description

Content

When the Chart Type in the Chart Style section is set to stacked area chart or 100% stacked area chart, you can select the content to display in the data labels. Options include Measure, Percentage, and Total.

When displaying Percentage data, you can also set the Percentage decimal places to 0, 1, or 2.

Show all

Show or hide all data labels. If enabled, the system tries to prevent labels from overlapping. However, with too many labels, some may be hidden if they extend beyond the axis area. You can also select Allow data labels to overlap.

Position

Set the display position of the labels.

Text

Set the text style of the labels.

Setting

Description

Select field

Select a dimension or measure field based on your business needs.

Alias

Set a custom display name for the field that aligns with your business scenario.

This option is available only when the Color Legend field is configured.

Line style

Set the line's type and thickness.

Show markers

Show or hide markers on the line. When enabled, you can select the marker style.

Show data labels

Show or hide data labels for the series, and configure their position and text format.

Series value display format

Configure the display format for series values. You can choose Auto or Custom.

• Auto: This is the default. The series value inherits the data display format of the corresponding measure field.

• Custom: Click the icon to open the Data Display Format Settings dialog box and configure the format. For details, see Data display format > Custom.

This option is available only when the Color Legend field is configured.

Show min/max values

Specify whether to display labels for the minimum and maximum values in the chart. When enabled, you can set the label Position, Content to display (Max value/Min value), background color, and text style.

Setting

Description

Show measure filter

Specify whether to enable the in-chart measure filter. If enabled, you can also set the default selected measure.

View controls

When a chart axis contains a large amount of dense data that cannot be fully displayed within its container, you can click the icon to enable the zoom control. This feature allows report viewers to dynamically adjust the visible range of the chart by sliding, which maintains data integrity and readability while providing a flexible and interactive experience.

You can use the following control types to manage the visible area on the chart axis: thumbnail axis and scroll bar.

• Select thumbnail axis to display a simplified overview of the full data trend at the bottom of the chart. Viewers can drag the selection area to quickly browse all data or focus on a specific range. The thumbnail axis uses absolute coordinates, meaning the selected interval directly corresponds to a fixed number of data points on the main axis. This is suitable for comparative analysis or scenarios that require direct positioning. By default, the thumbnail axis is only displayed when the amount of data exceeds the chart's visible width. To keep it always visible, select Always show.

• Select scroll bar to display a horizontal scroll bar at the bottom of the chart. Viewers can drag the slider to pan the view. The scroll bar uses relative proportions, where the slider's length and position are determined by the ratio of the visible window to the total data range. This is suitable for general browsing. You can set a minimum category width to limit the amount of data in the current window, ensuring that the chart content remains clear and readable. This setting helps avoid visual clutter from overlapping data labels or overly dense data points. The minimum category width is 32px by default, with a range of 16px to 100px.

  After you set a minimum category width, the scroll bar appears if the actual category width allocated to the chart is smaller than this value. When the scroll bar is enabled, chart elements and data labels are constrained within the rectangular area of the axis. Any overflowing parts (such as markers and data labels) are automatically truncated or repositioned to fit.

Category

Feature

Description

Data interaction

Drill-down

After you configure the drill-down feature, you can set the display style of the drill-down hierarchy. For more information, see Drill-down.

Linkage

If the data you need to analyze is in different charts, you can link the charts to analyze them together. For more information, see Configure and use chart linkage.

Jump

If the data you need to analyze is in different dashboards, you can use dashboard jumps to link them. Jumps can be configured as a Parameter Jump or an External Link. For more information, see Configure and use jumps.

Advanced settings

Add data comparison

When analyzing a date dimension, you can add a data comparison. If the date field is set to Day granularity, you can compare data with the same period last year, same period last month, same period last week, previous day, or a custom end date.

Analysis and alerts

Reference line

Use a reference line to see the difference between the current measure value and a set value. The reference value can be a fixed value or a calculated value (Average, Max, Min, or Median). For more information, see Reference lines.

Trendline

Use a trendline to show the overall trend of the current data. Trendline types include Intelligent, Linear, Logarithmic, Exponential, Polynomial, and Power. For more information, see Trendlines.

Smart insights

Enable automatic insights

When enabled, the system can intelligently interpret chart information.

Forecast

Use the forecast feature to view the development trend of current data and perform predictive analysis. For more information, see Forecast.

Anomaly detection

Use anomaly detection to identify abnormal data points in the current data. For more information, see Anomaly detection.

Fluctuation analysis

Fluctuation analysis uses intelligent algorithms to automatically analyze the reasons for fluctuations in key measures. You can break down the analysis by dimension or measure. For more information, see Fluctuation analysis.

Annotation

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When data in a chart is anomalous or requires special attention, you can use color highlights, icons, comments, or data point markers to create an annotation. This helps you identify issues and take appropriate action. For more information, see Annotations.