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This document can now be found at its new location in the [https://docs.hornbill.com/servicemanager-user-guide/request-list/views#charts Hornbill Document Library].
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__NOTOC__[[Main Page|Home]] > [[Service Manager]] > [[Request List]] > [[Request_List_Views | Views]] > Charts
 
__NOTOC__[[Main Page|Home]] > [[Service Manager]] > [[Request List]] > [[Request_List_Views | Views]] > Charts
  
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# Start by giving the Chart a name.
 
# Start by giving the Chart a name.
 
# Select the type of Chart you wish to create from the Chart Type drop down.
 
# Select the type of Chart you wish to create from the Chart Type drop down.
#* Depending on the Chart Type selected the Y and or X axis titles for the Chart will remain visible or be hidden if not relevant to the Chart type chosen.
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#* Depending on the Chart Type selected the Y and or X axis titles for the Chart will remain visible or be hidden if not relevant to the Chart type chosen
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# Decide how you want the Chart data to be displayed, and select the appropriate column from the X-Axis drop down
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#* Depending on the Column selected from the X-Axis drop down, more selection criteria options may be presented. An example of this would be date columns such as Date Closed, or Last Updated.
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#** If Date columns are selected, an additional Date Type (Year, Month, Weekly, Week) Drop down will be available.  Once a Date Type is selected a further Date Type specific drop down will be available to allow you to pick specific Years, Months, Week periods which you wish the Chart to represent.
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# Preview the Chart data by selecting the Preview Chart button
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# By Default the Chart will immediately be visible on your Dashboard, and this is represented by the Chart Visibility Icon (Eye) being Green.
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#* Should you which to hide a specific Chart from your Dashboard simply click on the Chart Visible Icon to hide the Chart
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#** Chart visibility can be altered at any time
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# Select Save to activate your Chart and to make this visible on your Dashboard
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[[File:Information.png|24px|left|link=|Information]] Custom fields P-T are of type '''Text''' and are excluded from being available to group chart data by for performance reasons.
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== Creating multiple Charts per View==
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[[File:Multiplecharts.png| thumb | 300px]]
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It is possible to reuse the defined criteria of a view, and create multiple charts based on this, but presenting the data from different perspectives, for example a series of Charts looking at a Change View by Source, Owner, or Priority. 
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*Once you have created your first Chart for a view, you have the option to create further Charts using the Create Charts button, and following the steps described above.
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*Subsequent Charts will appear on the Charts tab of the View and if multiple Charts are defined, these will be available to view, edit, and delete through the paging option.
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== Managing Charts ==
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It is possible to edit, delete, and change the visibility of your Charts at any time
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* Edit the Chart by selecting the pencil icon on an existing Chart.  Edit options include:
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** Changing the Chart Title
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** Changing the Chart Labels
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** Changing the Chart Type
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* Delete Charts by Selecting the Cross icon
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* Change the visibility of the Chart by Selecting or unselecting the Eye icon
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'''Learn more about'''[[My Dashboards | My Dashboard]]
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Latest revision as of 00:39, 30 April 2024

This document can now be found at its new location in the Hornbill Document Library.

Charts