Line chart

Parameter

Description

Color scheme

Set the color for the lines. You can use a system color scheme or a custom color.

Chart type

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

Line type

Supported types are Smooth and Straight.

Line style

Set the style and thickness of the lines.

Show markers

Set the shape of the markers.

Handle null values

You can set how to handle null values. Options include Skip, Set to 0 and connect, and Break line.

Default selection on mobile

If enabled, you can set the Default selection to either Last global dimension value or Last dimension value of a specified series.

Parameter

Description

Layout style

Set the chart layout. Supported modes are Single Column and Grid.

Shared axes

Specify whether the charts share the same axes.

Show separator

Specify whether to display a separator line between charts.

When enabled, you can further configure the color and style of the separator.

Columns

When the layout style is set to Grid, you can set the number of columns.

The default is Auto, but you can also customize the number of columns based on your needs.

Min facet block size

Set the minimum width and height for each chart. The configurable options vary by layout style.

• Single Column or Grid with Auto Columns: Only the minimum width of the facet block can be configured.

• Grid with Custom Columns: Both the minimum width and height of the facet block can be configured.

Row and column spacing

Set the row and column spacing between charts. The configurable options vary by layout style.

• Single Column: Only the column spacing between charts can be configured.

• Grid: Both row and column spacing between charts can be configured.

Facet label

Position

Set the display position of the dimension value label. It can be placed 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.

Name

Parameter

Description

x-axis

Show x-axis

Specifies whether to show the x-axis.

Show title and unit

Specifies whether to show the Axis Title and Unit on the x-axis.

Show axis labels

Specifies whether to show labels on the x-axis. If enabled, you can set the axis label display rule and text style.

Content to display

Choose to display all dimension values or a subset of them.

Show tick marks

Specifies whether to show tick marks on the x-axis.

Show axis line

Specifies whether to show the x-axis line, including its type, width, and color.

Show axis labels

Specifies whether to show labels on the x-axis.

Show gridlines

Specifies whether to show gridlines for the x-axis, including their line type, width, and color.

y-axis

Invert y-axis scale

Inverts the y-axis scale.

Show left y-axis

Specifies whether to show the left y-axis.

Show title and unit

Specifies whether to show the Axis Title and Unit.

Show axis labels

Specifies whether to show labels on the y-axis. When enabled, you can set the Axis Label Format and Text Style. The axis label format can be set to Auto or Custom.

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

• In Custom mode, click the icon to configure the data format in the Data Display Format Settings dialog box. For a description of the options, see Data Display Format > Custom.

Show tick marks

Specifies whether to show tick marks on the left y-axis.

Show axis line

Specifies whether to show the left y-axis line, including its type, width, and color.

Show gridlines

Specifies whether to show gridlines for the left y-axis, including their line type, width, and color.

Axis value range and interval

• You can set the Maximum/Minimum range for the left y-axis labels and ticks automatically (Auto) or manually.

• You can set a Custom Interval by step value or by number of divisions.

  

Parameter

Description

Content

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

When showing Percentage data, you can set the number of decimal places to 0, 1, or 2 in Decimal Places for Percentage.

Show all labels

Specifies whether to display all data labels. When enabled, the system intelligently adjusts label positions to prevent overlap. If there are too many data labels, some may be hidden if they extend beyond the axis area. You can also choose to Allow data labels to overlap.

Position

Set the display position of the labels.

Text

Set the text style for the labels.

Parameter

Description

Select field

Select a dimension or measure item based on your business scenario.

Alias

Set a custom name for the field.

This option is configurable only when a field is added to color legend/dimension.

Line style

Set the type and thickness of the line chart's lines.

Show markers

Specifies whether to show markers. If enabled, you can select the marker style.

Show data labels

Choose whether to display data labels and set their position and text format.

Series value display format

Configure the display format for series values. Options are Auto and Custom.

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

• Custom: Click the icon to configure the data format in the Data Display Format Settings dialog box. For a description of the options, see Data Display Format > Custom.

This option is configurable only when a field is added to color legend/dimension.

Show min/max values

Specifies whether to show min/max value labels in the chart. If enabled, you can set the labels' Position, Content to Display (Maximum/Minimum), Background Fill Color, and Text Style.

Parameter

Description

Show metric filter

Specifies whether to enable the in-chart metric filter. If enabled, you can further set the default selected metric field.

View controls

When the data on an axis is too dense to fit in the chart's container, you can click the icon to enable chart view controls. This allows viewers to dynamically adjust the visible range of the chart by sliding, providing an interactive experience while ensuring data integrity and readability.

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

• Selecting Thumbnail axis displays a simplified graph of the full data trend (the thumbnail axis) 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 an absolute coordinate system, where the selected interval corresponds to a fixed number of data points on the actual axis. This is suitable for comparative analysis or complex scenarios requiring direct navigation. By default, the thumbnail axis appears only when the data exceeds the chart's display width. To keep the thumbnail axis always visible, select Always show. After selection, the thumbnail axis is always displayed, even if the chart data does not fill the screen.

• Selecting Scroll bar displays a horizontal scroll bar at the bottom of the chart. Viewers can drag the slider horizontally to move the view window left or right. The scroll bar uses a relative proportion, 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 scenarios. You can further set the minimum category width for the scroll bar to limit the amount of data in the current window. This ensures that the chart content is clearly scaled and avoids visual clutter from overlapping data labels or overly dense data points. The minimum category width is 32px by default, with a value range of 16–100px.

  After setting the minimum category width, the scroll bar appears if the chart's actual category width is smaller than the set minimum. When the scroll bar is enabled, the system constrains chart elements and data labels within the rectangular area of the coordinate system. It automatically truncates or repositions any parts that extend beyond this area (such as markers and data labels) to fit.

Section

Name

Description

Data interaction

Drill-down

When you configure the drill-down feature for a chart, you can set the display style of the drill-down level rows. For more information, see Drill-down.

linkage

If the data you want to analyze is in different charts, you can use chart linkage to associate multiple charts for data analysis. For more information, see Configure and display linkage.

hyperlink

To analyze data that spans multiple dashboards, use a hyperlink to connect them. A hyperlink can be Parameter-based or an External Link. For more information, see Configure and display hyperlinks.

Advanced settings

Add data comparison

When analyzing data with a date dimension, you can add a data comparison. If the date field's granularity is set to Day, you can select Same period last year, Same period last month, Same period last week, Previous day, or Custom end date for data comparison. For more information, see Data comparison analysis.

Analysis and alerts

Reference line

A reference line helps you compare the current measure value against a setpoint. The reference value can be a fixed value or a calculated value, including average, maximum, minimum, and median. For more information, see Reference Line.

Trendline

A trendline shows the overall trend in your data. Supported trendline types include Intelligent, Linear, Logarithmic, Exponential, Polynomial, and Power. For more information, see Analysis and Alerts.

Smart insights

Enable auto insights

If enabled, the system can intelligently interpret chart information.

Forecasting

Forecasting allows you to view future trends based on your current data for analysis and prediction. For more information, see Analysis and Alerts.

anomaly detection

Anomaly detection helps you identify unusual data points in your current data. For more information, see Analysis and Alerts.

fluctuation analysis

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

Annotation

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When data in a chart is abnormal or requires special attention, you can use color highlights, icons, comments, or data points to create an annotation. This helps you identify anomalies and take appropriate action. For more information, see Annotation.