Information Fields

• Dimensions: These are elements used to define columns, rows, or groupings in a report or chart. Dimensions are categorical attributes that help group, filter, or segment the data. Examples include product names, regions, departments, or dates.

• Legends: A component of a chart that visually distinguishes different data groups. In charts such as column or bar charts, legends use colors or labels to represent various categories like product types or regions.

• Metrics: These are quantitative values displayed in charts. For instance, in a column chart, the height of the columns represents a metric such as revenue, sales volume, or profit.

• Tooltips: An interactive feature that displays detailed data when you hover over chart elements. Tooltips usually show values for individual data points, helping users gain insights without cluttering the chart interface.

• Sort: A function used to order data in charts, tables, or reports—either ascending or descending. Sorting makes it easier to spot trends, outliers, or rankings in the data.

• Limit: Allows you to restrict the number of rows, values, or data points shown in reports, charts, or datasets. This is useful when you want to focus on top values or avoid performance issues with large datasets.

• Filter Preferences: Enables users or report designers to define how filters interact across components of a report. For example, a slicer can be set to affect only certain charts or tables, giving more flexibility and control in data exploration.

• Conditions: (Coming soon) – This section is not yet available or implemented.