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| 35 | 35 | Some visualizations support dynamic filtering and drill-down-like behavior. Currently, a full drill-down - connecting through a visualization to another Izenda report - is not possible. A visualization can exist on a child report, and can exist on a parent report, but no part of the visualization is clickable to activate a downhill. The drill-down terminology in this case means that some visualizations, like heat map and sunburst, can drill-down within themselves. This is more accurately described as dynamic filtering. Applying dynamic filtering to the visualization will also filter the linked summary or detail view. |
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| 37 | +##Visualization Width |
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| 39 | +All visualizations have a minimum width, below which an error will be thrown because the vis will not have sufficient space to render properly. The minimum widths are: |
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| 41 | +Auto Chart(column, area and pie-donut): 480px or more, depending on the volume of data |
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| 42 | +Auto Chart(pie, line-polar, spline-polar): 320px |
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| 43 | +Auto Chart(other): 480px |
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| 44 | +Combo: 480px or more, depending on the volume of data |
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| 45 | +Crossfilter: 480px |
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| 46 | +Heatmap: 480px |
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| 47 | +Matrix: 320px or more, depending on the volume of data |
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| 48 | +Sunburst: 320px |
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| 49 | +Time Bubble: 480px |
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| 50 | +Timeline: 480px |
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| 51 | +Transitions: 480px |
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| 52 | +Tree: 480px |
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| 53 | +Waterfall: 480px or more, depending on the volume of data |
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| 54 | +World Tour: 240px |
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| 37 | 56 | ##Fields labeled with a plus (+) sign |
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| 39 | 58 | Some visualizations can accept an indefinite number of fields as metrics. These fields are noted with a plus sign after the field number order. That is to say, if a visualization requires 3 and only 3 fields, its fields will be listed as 1, 2, 3. However, if a visualization can have multiple fields after the first two fields which define its boundaries, its fields would be listed as 1, 2, 3+. In other words, after the mandatory fields 1 and 2, we could have fields 3, 4, 5, 6 which all serve as additional selectable metrics. Generally only one of these fields will be displayed at a time, but with the option of selecting between them. |