Chart
Create a chart.
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Create a chart.
Last updated
Chart node allows you to create informative charts based on your data so that you can visualize, gain insights, and design presentations.
There are three types of charts available.
In a bar chart, values are indicated by the length of bars, each corresponding with a measured group. Bar charts can be oriented vertically or horizontally; vertical bar charts are sometimes called column charts. Horizontal bar charts are a good option when you have many bars to plot or the labels on them require additional space to be legible.
Fields for column chart:
X-axis - represents categories (aka dimensions) that should be measured
Y-axis - represents measure-numeric values, which could be aggregated.
In a bar chart, the X-axis and Y-axis are swapped.
The Aggregate Columns option allows you to enable or disable aggregation. For example, the Chart node is built after Group by node where aggregation has already been performed.
Using the "+Add button," you can add another column for visualization on the chart.
Sort by allows you to sort results.
Line charts show changes in value across continuous measurements, such as those made over time. Movement of the lineup or down helps bring positive and negative changes. It can also expose overall trends to help the reader make predictions or projections for future outcomes.
Fields:
X-axis - represents categories (aka dimensions) that should be measured
Y-axis - represents measure-numeric values, which could be aggregated. Also, you can add more than one measure to the chart, shown in separate colored lines.
When you run a job, charts are calculated on the whole dataset. You can find the resulting charts on the job page.
Options:
Copy as SVG to the clipboard
Download PNG file
Download SVG file
You can download charts by clicking on the export icon in the footer.
