Click on the arrow corresponding to Options link. You will find the following additional options:

• Maximum number of series in the X axis Specify the maximum number of categories displayed on the x axis of a chart. This will aggregate smaller values in a single category Other
• Maximum number of categories in the Z axis: Specify the maximum number of categories
  displayed on the z axis of a chart. This will aggregate smaller values in a single category Other

Chart options

Click on arrow  corresponding to Chart options link to make following settings specific to chart views:

• Chart type: Select the type of chart such as pie-chart, and bar chart. Different types of chart are:
  
  • Line Chart: This is the chart that displays information as series of data points called markers connected by straight line segments
  • Spline Chart: This is the line chart that plots a fitted through each data point in a series
  • Step Line Chart: This is the chart that uses vertical and horizontal lines to connect the data points in a series forming a step like progression
  • Bar chart: This is the chart that uses either vertical or horizontal bars to show comparisons among categories
  • Stacked Bar chart: This is the chart that is used to compare the parts to the whole
  • Stacked Bar100 chart: This chart is similar to Stacked Bar chart. The only difference is that total Y value is converted to 100 percent proportional value
  • Column: This is the chart that is used when you want to compare the values of individual data points with another
  • Stacked column chart: This is the column chart that is used to compare the parts to a whole
  • Stacked column100 chart: This chart is similar to Stacked column chart. The only difference is that total Y value is converted to 100 percent proportional value
  • Pie chart: This is a circular chart divided into sectors, illustrating numerical proportional
  • Doughnut: This is the chart that displays value data as percentages of the whole
  • Area chart: This is the chart that displays graphically quantitative data. It is based on the line chart
  • Stacked area charts: This is the area chart that represent cumulated totals using number or percentages over time
  • Stacked Area100 chart: This chart is similar to Stacked area chart. The only difference is that total Y value is converted to 100 percent proportional value
  • Spline area chart: This is the area chart that plots a fitted curve through each data point in a series
  • Radar chart: This is the chart that displays multivariate data in the form of two dimensional chart of three or more quantitative variables represented on axes starting from the same point
• Width: Specify the width of chart
• Height: Specify the height of chart
• Legend positioning: Check this box to display a legend in the chart
• Legend positioning: Select the position of legends such as top, bottom, right and left
• 3D: Check this box if you want to make chart as 3D
• Perspective: Gets or sets the percent of perspective for a 3D chart area. The allowable range is 0-100 percent, and the default is zero (0) percent
• Rotation: Enter the angle of rotation if you want to rotate the graph such as at 90 degree and 60 degree
• Perspective: Enter the angle of perspective
• Inclination: Enter the angle of inclination
• Group: Gets or sets a flag that determines whether data series for a bar or column chart are clustered; that is, displayed along distinct rows

A view of type print displays fields and sub views