Radar chart
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A Radar chart (sometimes known as a spider chart) plots variables by providing an axis for each variable, arranged radially (like bicycle spokes) around a central point.
A radar chart is particularly useful for charting matrix results, in other words, plotting two dimensions against each other. It is also useful for plotting monthly performance, where each 'spoke' is a month.
Typically, column headings in the grid are labels around the radar chart. Rows become the lines and legend of your radar chart. The first selected measure displays as labels on the vertical radius of your radar chart.
Summary view
Focused view
Contents
The lines depend on the mode:
In Period and Moving mode, there are lines for the current and previous periods.
In Stream mode, there are lines for the stream and variance stream.
In Total mode, there is one line for the total.
The circumference labels are each time unit (month/day/year) in the current period.
The contents depend on the mode:
In Period and Moving mode, there are lines for each of the focused items. The circumference labels are each time unit (month/day/year) in the current period.
In Variance mode, there are lines for the current and previous periods. The circumference labels are the focused items.
In Stream mode, there are lines for the stream and variance stream. The circumference labels are the focused items.
In Total mode, there is one line for the total. The circumference labels are the focused items.
Example
You have the option to display the lines between each point on the chart as straight, rather than curved (default).
Related pages
You can take the following actions with your chart:
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See also the main page:
