Misc

Pictogram

Illustrate your data in a more tangible and shareable way using different colored icons to represent it. For example, if you’re exploring how many customers you have for software versus accessories, you could use people or store icons to represent each customer. Other icons include currency, population, vaccine symbols, and more.


#### Answer questions like:

- What was our revenue each year in different categories?
- How many customers do we have for bikes, clothing, and accessories? 
- What is the gender of our customers in different cities? 


Illustrate data in a more tangible way using icons, such as people or stores, in a bar chart. 

Slicer

Use your dashboards even faster by dicing up your data in different ways with the slicer. Examples include a slider for selecting a year range, a list of income ranges to choose from, and selectable time period options such as today, yesterday, or year-to-date. 



#### Answer questions like:

- What’s the credit limit and education level of our customers at different income levels?


Update dashboard visualizations more quickly by adding multiple ways to adjust data ranges.

Liquid Fill Gauge

Share percentages in a unique way with this infographic GIF visualization. Compared to standard percentages, Liquid Fill Gauge provides a more tangible and eye-catching way to show how much is left of a certain thing or how close you are to a goal.

#### Answer questions like:

- How close are we to our goals? 
- What percentage of our revenue, costs, and profits does each of our categories of goods represent?



Show percentage values as an infographic GIF of a flowing, liquid-filled gauge. 

Dual KPI

Include all of your KPIs on your dashboard side-by-side with more valuable information for each one. Get a clearer picture by selecting two measurements for your KPI metrics or dimensions, such as number of coffees sold and percent change year-over-year (variance).

#### Answer questions like:

- How much clothing did we sell this month and how much more is that than last year?
- Which categories are up year over year, and which ones are down? 


Display two measurements for each of your key performance indicators (KPIs) at the same time.

Bar race chart

Make your growth measurements more interesting by showing how they shift overtime. You’ll be able to quickly communicate changes over months and years as measurements (such as revenue) grow, shrink, and make victorious comebacks.
 
#### Answer questions like:

- How did the positions of categories change over time?
- Which categories were the top revenue producers each year?
- Which categories made a comeback? 


Experience how measurements and their relationships change over time on a dynamic bar chart. 

Bubble Race

Make your growth measurements more interesting by showing how they shift overtime. You’ll be able to quickly communicate changes over months and years as measurements (such as revenue) grow, shrink, and make victorious comebacks.
 
#### Answer questions like:

- How did the positions of categories change over time?
- Which categories made a comeback? 
- Which categories were the top revenue producers each year?


Experience how measurements and their relationships change over time on a dynamic bubble chart.

Calendar chart

Use a calendar overlaid with a heatmap to identify and share patterns in a measurement, such as daily profits, throughout the year. Hovering over a day shows you the exact measurement for that day. The darker the green, the higher the measurement, making the chart faster to use.  

#### Answer questions like:

- What groups of days during the month had the highest sales?
- What patterns exist for low sales days?


Identify patterns over time faster using a calendar overlaid with a heatmap. 

Retrieves current cryptocurrency price data and displays a dashboard tile for each coin position in a portfolio. It also refreshes the data periodically. This is an example of combinining real-time data fetched from an external source with stored data.

For more information and data used in testing this component please visit: https://github.com/corourke/incorta-crypto

Crypto Tiles

Crypto Tiles help you follow the market prices of cryptocurrencies you care about right on your dashboard. Tiles show the current market prices, if prices are up or down, and a line chart shows how their prices changed over time. Cryptocurrencies include Bitcoin, Ethereum, Cardano, and more. 


#### Answer questions like:

- What’s the current market price of Ethereum?
- What’s the percentage market price change since yesterday? 
- Has the price gone up or down in the past month? (line chart)

For more information and data used in testing this component please visit: https://github.com/corourke/incorta-crypto 

Display the market prices of cryptocurrencies in real-time. A line chart also shows prices over time.

Can display images hosted on the web referenced by URLs in the data along with other associated data. 

The component accepts columns into three trays: 
- Image URL (must be internet accessible) 
- Title (optional)
- Description (optional, can handle multiple values)

Various settings are provided including: 
- The image height
- Title color, background color and size
- Whether to show the label for each item in the Description area
- Fallback image (in case the URL is not reachable or not defined)
- Base URL (Optional, if you data has the image file name instead of the full URL)

Please note that if your data is returning multiple entries to the Image Tile, it will render the fallback image instead, it must be a single/unique image URL

Image Tile

Visual information about an item in addition to metrics can help you make decisions faster. View the exact item your data is about by including a web-hosted image along with your data. 

#### Answer questions like:

- What does this product look like?
- What does this store look like?

#### The component accepts columns into three trays: 
- Image URL (must be internet accessible) 
- Title (optional)
- Description (optional, can handle multiple values)

#### Various settings are provided including: 
- The image height
- Title color, background color and size
- Whether to show the label for each item in the Description area
- Fallback image (in case the URL is not reachable or not defined)
- Base URL (Optional, if you data has the image file name instead of the full URL)

**Please note that if your data is returning multiple entries to the Image Tile it will render the fallback image instead, it must be a single/unique image URL**

Show detailed data about an item alongside an image of the item, making it more tangible. 

Chart

Candlestick (open, close, hi, low) chart for financial applications. Includes date scrubber and tooltip to show prices. 

Candlestick Chart

The Timeline visualization helps you see connections between how much time things take and how each category compares to one another. Visualize the timeline as a Gantt chart to show sequences and estimates or a waterfall chart to get more granular about the details. 

#### Answer questions like:

- How much time do our processes take? How do they overlap and compare?
- What time of day did we sell each product? What other products sold at the same time? 



Timeline

Timeline visualization helps you see connections between how much time things take and how each category compares to one another.

Visual Table 

Create tables with visual image columns based on an image hosting public URL and column with the image names.

#### Answer questions like:
- Retail products table with product images
- HR employees table with employee images

#### How to use:
- Add dimension columns including records representing the image, must include the image extension to auto-detect the image record.
- Image extensions are added to the insight settings, under the image settings section, and by defualt it includes PNG & JPG & JPEG, unless changed.
- Add measure columns to the measures tray
- Add the image source to the image URL under the insight image settings

Optional fields:
- Adjust the table and image settings from the insight settings, including image size and table pagination
- Add any filters or aggregate filters as needed

Create tables with visual image columns based on an image hosting public URL and records with the image names.

Break down any measurement to explore its subcategories in a tree-like structure. Drilling down into the data’s parent-child hierarchy allows you to see the connections between levels and understand details about each level for comparison. Sharing data this way makes it easier for others to understand the connections between the data too. 

#### Answer questions like:
- What subcategories does our revenue consist of? 
- Which subcategories are performing the best? 
- What products are in the subcategory?



Tree Diagram

Show data lineage in a parent-child hierarchy, then drill down to learn details about each level.

Discover insights faster by automatically grouping your data into clusters, or dots on a scatter plot chart, based on the variables you select. 

Machine learning automates the analysis of up to 10,000 rows of data using k-means clustering. Simply hover over each cluster to see more information about it. 

#### Answer questions like:
- What types of customers have similar purchasing habits? (customer segmentation)
- Which suppliers are performing well? 
- Which suppliers present a risk? 

#### How to use:
- Set the number of clusters in Settings. The default is two. 
- Select a horizontal column for the x-axis. 
- Select a vertical column for the y-axis. 

Optional fields:
Tooltip - Numeric columns that serve two purposes:
- Provide additional information, in context,  when hovering
- Additional features used in the K-mean algorithm to calculate the clusters required

Note: You can adjust the aggregation method in settings. 


Clustering

Understand patterns in your data by automatically grouping it using a k-means algorithm. 

A relative date slicer is a type of filter that allows you to select a date range based on a relative time period, such as "last week", "this month", or "the last 2 years". This can be a useful way to quickly filter your data without having to specify exact dates.
This type of slicer allows you to select the last/next N days, weeks, months, or years, the current day, week, month, or year, and the year/month to date.

#### Answer question:
- How have sales compared to last week/month/year?
- How much money have we spent on advertising in the past month?
- How much cash do we have on hand compared to last year?
- How many tasks have been completed in the past week?

Relative Date Slicer

A bullet chart is a variation of a bar chart developed to replace dashboard gauges. A bullet chart is a compact and informative way to display performance against a target.
 It is composed of 3 components:
- A center bar showing the actual value of the metric you are checking 
- A vertical line or other shapes showing a target value
- Bands that represent threshold ranges, by default they are drawn as percentages of the target value and you can change them by adding a column of your choice in the Bands tray 

Bullet charts are most often used to compare forecasts to actual numbers. For example, an organization may want to check the current year’s revenue against a goal, while comparing it to your low, average, and exceeding targets.

Bullet Chart

A bullet chart is a variation of a bar chart developed to replace dashboard gauges. A bullet chart is a compact and informative way to display performance against a target.
It is composed of 3 components:

- A center bar showing the actual value of the metric you are checking
- A vertical line or other shapes showing a target value
- Bands that represent threshold ranges, by default they are drawn as percentages of the target value and you can change them by adding a column of your choice in the Bands tray

Bullet charts are most often used to compare forecasts to actual numbers. For example, an organization may want to check the current year’s revenue against a goal, while comparing it to your low, average, and exceeding targets.

A bullet chart is a variation of a bar chart developed to replace dashboard gauges. A bullet chart is a compact and informative way to display performance against a target.

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