Chart Report
The Chart Report allows you to report and analyze data in a graphical format for more intuitive visual analysis. You can save a Chart Report as a favorite, schedule it to run, and then distribute it automatically via email, without end-user intervention. For information about favorites, see Favorites Overview.
When the output type is set to "Web page," you also can drill-down into the report results to obtain more granular information on a specific item by simply clicking on that item. You can then navigate between different result sets to allow you to do easy comparisons.
To access the Chart Report:
From the Application Function Bar, select Reports > Reports Admin > Case Reports > Chart Report.
Report Options
The following options are available for this report.
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View As | Select the output type of the report. For a Chart Report, select from the following:
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Chart Category
The chart category is the primary category for the report. You have the option of choosing a date-type category, or a standard data category.
If you select a date-type category as the chart category, the chart will be presented as a trend graph. You are also required to fill out the time frame information. For information, see the Time Frame cell in the Data section on page Chart Report.
If you select a standard data category as both the chart category and chart series, the chart will be presented as a crosstab graph.
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Category | Select a primary category for the report. |
Level | If the selected category is a code hierarchy, select the level within the hierarchy on which you want to report. |
Display | Select how you would like information from a code hierarchy to be displayed. You can select from either the code or one of the three descriptions, or a combination of code and description 1. |
Top-N Limit | If you would like to limit the chart to include only the most frequently occurring codes, you can enter the number here (for example, show the top 5 issue reason codes or show the top 10 products with the most issues). |
Report Time Frame | This is the time frame in which data will appear on the report. |
Chart Series
Field | Description |
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Category | Select a secondary category for the report. |
Level | If the selected category is a code hierarchy, select the level within the hierarchy on which you want to report. |
Display | Select how you would like information from a code hierarchy to be displayed. You can select from either the code or one of the three descriptions, or a combination of code and description 1. |
Top-N Limit | If you would like to limit the chart to include only the most frequently occurring codes, you can enter the number here (for example, show the top 5 issue reason codes or show the top 10 products with the most issues). |
Normalization Set | Select the name of the appropriate normalization set by which to normalize your report results. Normalized reporting can provide a more accurate evaluation of your data by considering factors such as the number of units sold, the total value of items sold, or the number of customers served. For a full explanation on how normalized reporting works, see Normalized Reporting Overview. Rows with Norm Set Data of "0.0" or that are missing Norm Set Data are not included in the totals for the reports. Normalization sets can be entered manually (see Normalization Set Maintenance) or imported using the Normalization Data Import Utility. |
Scale Factor | The scale factor is filled in directly from the information contained in the Normalization Data Set. (for a definition of scale factor, see Normalization Set Maintenance.) You can override the value here if you want. |
Period Offset | This setting allows you to normalize the data from a period against the normalization data from a previous period. The default value of zero will use the data from the current period. Enter a negative number to run the normalization using a previous period. Example: You would enter a period offset of "-1" to use the data for May05, because it is one period behind the reporting period. |
Data
Field | Description |
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Time Frame | This is the time frame that will be used for selecting data to appear on the report. It defaults to the same as the report time frame but does not have to be. If the chart category is a date-type category, you must select time frames for the report. You do not need to fill out these fields if you have selected a category whose type is something other than a date. For more detailed information on setting these values, see Time Frames and Dates on Reports and Utilities. |
From Date | Select the starting date for the date range of the data to include on the report. |
Thru | Select the ending date for the date range of the data to include on the report. |
Value | This option determines how counting is done on the report. For information, see Values on the Chart and Frequency Reports. |
Results Language | Select the results language for the report. For more information, see the Results Language section on page Reports Overview. |
Time Zone | Select the time zone to use when processing the report. This indicates the time zone to use when using dates on filters, displaying dates, and the dates used for calculating bucket counts. If this field is blank, the dates will reflect the time zone of the user. For category dates, only the system date time is updated for the time zone (Type J), all the other dates are shown as stored in the database. |
Report Date Format | Select the format to use when displaying dates on the report. Choose from the following:
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Report Time Format | Select the format to use when displaying time on the report. Choose from the following:
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Report Filters
For information, see Filters in Emplifi Agent.