You open the properties panel for a visualization by clicking Show If the properties panel is hidden, click Show properties in the lower right-hand corner. Information noteIf the visualization displays Linked visualization in the properties panel, the visualization is linked to a master item. You can edit the master item or unlink the visualization from the master item to edit only the current visualization. Information noteSome of the settings in the properties panel are only available under certain circumstances, for example, when you use more than one dimension or measure, or when you select an option that makes other options available. DataClick Add to add a dimension or a measure. DimensionsOn the Data tab, under Dimensions, click Add to open a list of available Dimensions and Fields. Select the dimension or field that you want to use. You can also click to create a dimension in the expression editor. Another way to create a dimension is to type the expression directly in the text box. Expressions added in this way must begin with an equals sign (=). Here is an example with a calculated dimension: =If (Week < 14, Week, 'Sales') If Add is dimmed, you cannot add more dimensions. You can edit a dimension that is linked to a master item by updating the master item, or by unlinking the dimension from the master item and editing only this instance.
You can drag the dimensions to set the order in which they are displayed in the visualization. Use the drag bars () to rearrange the order. You can drag a field from Measures to Dimensions to change how it is used. Moving a measure to Dimensions removes its aggregation. You cannot drag a master measure to Dimensions. You can only drag a measure to Dimensions if its expression is simple. For more information on expressions, see Using expressions in visualizations. MeasuresOn the Data tab, under Measures, click Add to open a list of available measures. Select the measure that you want to add to the visualization. If you select a field, you are automatically presented with some common aggregation functions that you can choose between for the measure. If no measure is available, you need to create one. You can enter the expression directly in the text box, or click to create a measure in the expression editor. You can edit a measure that is linked to a master item by updating the master item, or by unlinking the measure from the master item and editing only this instance. If Add is missing, you cannot add more measures.
You can drag the measures to set the order in which they are displayed in the visualization. Use the drag bars () to rearrange the order. You can drag a field from Dimensions to Measures to change how it is used. Moving a dimension to Measures assigns it an aggregation. You cannot drag a master dimension to Measures. ScriptsOn the Data tab, under Scripts, click Add to create a chart script. You can add more than one chart script. You can enter the chart script directly in the text box, or click to create a chart script in the expression editor. Using chart level scripting in visualizations Information noteChart level scripting is not available for bar charts in stacked mode. If you have created a chart script in grouped mode and switch to stacked mode, an invalid hypercube error will be shown. SortingDrag the dimensions and measures to set the sorting priority order. The numbers show the order. Dimensions and measures can also be sorted internally: Click the dimension or measure name to open the settings and click the sorting button to switch to Custom sorting. The following list shows the internal sorting priority order and sorting options. The sorting is either Ascending or Descending.
Additionally, you can sort by load order by switching to Custom and leaving all sorting options unselected. If you have set a custom order for a field, that custom order will override any selected internal sort order in Sorting. For more information, see Customizing the order of dimension values. Add-ons
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PresentationWhen you have at least two dimensions or two measures, you can present the dimensions or measures grouped together or stacked on top of each other. You can change the styling of the bars and text by clicking on Styling . You can reset your styles by clicking .
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How do I apply conditional formatting horizontally?How To Apply Conditional Formatting Across An Entire Row. Highlight the data range you want to format. ... . Choose Format > Conditional formatting… in the top menu. ... . Choose “Custom formula is” rule. ... . Enter your formula, using the $ sign to lock your column reference.. Which of the following options are types of conditional formatting?There are 5 types of conditional formatting visualizations available: Background Color Shading (of cells) Foreground Color Shading (of fonts) Data Bars.
What is a conditional format quizlet?What is conditional formatting? Conditional formatting allows you to format a cell based on the value in it. For example, if you want to highlight all the cells where the value is less than 30 with a red color, you can do that with conditional formatting.
What is criteria in Excel quizlet?-Criteria: The criteria in the form of a number, expression, cell reference, or text that defines the cells where values needs to be averaged.
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