Viewing and downloading charts

REQUIREMENTS
Permission	All users
Connectivity	Online only

This document describes the functionality of the Chart view of the InfoEx report.

The goal of the Chart view is to provide quick access to and a graphical view of summarized information. It also allows downloading of the chart to share the information.

Layout

Fig. 1: Chart view of InfoEx report.

The chart view displays a number of system defined charts. Whilst the charts that appear cannot be altered, the information they display can be user configured.

Functionality

• Select the date range, locations and data tables you need for the chart you are interested in. Not all charts will display sensible information without appropriate selection parameters.
• Some click on/off configurability is available for most charts in the bottom centre panel.
• Chart size can be altered by dragging the bottom corners. Charts can be re-ordered by clicking on their title and dragging and dropping.
• A zoom function is available by highlighting the section of the chart you want to view in more detail. A reset zoom button then appears to allow the chart zoom to be reset.
• Charts can be printed and downloaded from the menu in the top right corner of each chart.

Related documents

• InfoEx report views

Customizing reports

• Content
  • Specifying the date or date range of an InfoEx report
  • Restricting the locations included in an InfoEx report
  • Specifying the tables to be included in an InfoEx report
  • Adding or removing columns of individual tables in an InfoEx report
  • Applying filters to individual tables in an InfoEx report
• Layout
  • Specifying the order of the tables in an InfoEx report
  • Grouping of observations within tables
  • Single page view versus individual tabs for tables

Managing report templates

• Saving a report as an InfoEx report template
• Modifying an existing InfoEx report template
• Deleting an existing InfoEx report template
• Signing up for the daily InfoEx report emails

Functionality tested by

• Jan. 2, 2014: Pascal Haegeli