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❖Create a chart

You can  create a chart in the dashboard by dragging  the chart button which is in the right panel => Component to the dashboard editor.

 

❖Binding Data

Select the chart component to open the data binding interface on the right panel. You can drag and double-click the field to achieve data binding to the chart component.

The chart supports the following three ways to bind data:

•Row or Column axis binding

oDrag the data segment to the binding window to achieve the Column axis or Row axis binding, as shown in the figure:

You can also drag the data segment to the binding window to replace the binding.

Drag and drop the data segment to the Column axis, Row axis, or the Plot Area of the chart to achieve binding. The initial state of the  Column axis and Row axis is as shown in the figure. The dark gray area is the Plot area:

You can drag the data segment to the Column axis or Row axis to replace the binding. You can also drag and drop data segments on the Column axis or Row axis to insert bindings that can be inserted at the top or bottom of the Column axis data segment or inserted to the left or right of the Row axis, as shown in the figure:

oDouble-click the data segment of the query tree list to achieve binding.

•Mark group binding method

1. Drag the data segment to the Plot area to achieve binding （Rules for adding data segments to Mark groups: Data is bound to Mark groups in the order of color, shape, size, and label; if the all fields are bound, dragging data to zone binding will only changes the color）. As the picture shows:

2. Drag the data segment to the Mark group window to achieve binding.

 

❖Remove data segment

There are the following three methods to remove the bound data segment:

•Select Delete from the drop-down list in the Bindings Pane.

•Drag  the data segment of the binding Pane into the query tree to achieve the removal.

•Drag the green triangle to the query tree to remove it. as the picture shows: