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概要

グラフを作成する最初のステップは、適切なグラフのタイプを選択してデータをより効果的に視覚化することです。グラフの作成方法には、以下の2種類があります。

1. おまかせグラフ
2. グラフの選択

おまかせグラフ

おまかせグラフ機能では、データを投入する一般的な要素領域が示され、それらの領域にドラッグしたフィールドに応じてグラフが生成されます。

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注意：おまかせグラフでは、棒グラフやカラムグラフ、散布図、線グラフといった、一般的なタイプのグラフが生成されます。特定のグラフまたは特殊グラフが必要な場合は、右側の「グラフの選択」パネルからタイプを選択する方が適しています。

グラフの選択

The first step in creating your chart is selecting the appropriate chart type to most effectively visualise your data. The following table of chart choices will assist you to make you selection.

One of the features of Yellowfin is that even after you have made a selection it is easy to swap between chart types to see how your data might look with different visualisations.

選択できるグラフのタイプは以下のとおりです。タイプを選択したあとで、簡単にグラフのタイプを替えて、データを違うタイプのグラフで表示して確認できます。

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Scatter

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A scatter plot (points not joined) chart that allows the charting of 2 related attribute series. Can only be used if the data series are related. Useful for seeing trends in data that is not linear.

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Histogram

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Shows the number of times a given value occurs in the dataset.

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Box & Whisker

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A chart which gives a quick overview of series of values and their statistical properties.

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Trellis

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A segmented chart for which the behaviour is determined by the data selected.

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Heat Grid

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Plots the intensity of a metric across multiple categories.

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See Analytical Charts for more information.

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title Area Charts
Type Icon When to Use Area Image Removed You want to emphasize the magnitude of change over time. Use an area chart to show how much the value of a measure changes over time. Stacked Area Image Removed You want to emphasise the magnitude of change over time, while comparing multiple categories. See Area Charts for more information.

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title Bar Charts
Type Icon When to Use Horizontal Bar Image Removed You want to highlight values for easy comparison and plot your numbers horizontally. Use a bar chart to place less emphasis on time and focus on comparing values. 3D Horizontal Bar Image Removed Similar to the horizontal bar chart, but in three a dimensional form. Stacked Horizontal Bar Image Removed Categorical data, grouped or stacked to assist comparison. Use when part-to-whole comparison is important. Horizontal Cylinder Image Removed Similar to the horizontal bar, but having chart components shown in cylindrical form. Proportional Bar Image Removed Displays how close values in different categories came to the highest category value. See Bar Charts for more information.

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title Column Charts
Type Icon When to Use Vertical Column Image Removed You want to highlight values for easy comparison and plot your numbers vertically. Use a column chart to place less emphasis on time and focus on comparing values. 3D Vertical Bar Image Removed Similar to the vertical bar chart, but in three dimensional form. Stacked Vertical Bar Image Removed Also referred to as stacked column charts and used when part-to-whole comparison is important. Cylinder Image Removed Similar to the vertical bar, but having chart components shown in cylindrical form. 3D Stacked Vertical Bar Image Removed Similar to the 3d stacked vertical bar chart, but in three dimensional form. Layered Image Removed Compares the contribution of each value to a total across categories. See Column Charts for more information.

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title Combination Charts
Type Icon When to Use Combination Charts Image Removed Combination charts, in effect, superimpose one chart type above or below another. Use to improve clarity and highlight relationships between data sets. Overlay Chart Image Removed Use the line chart to emphasize a trend and bars to emphasize specific values. Line/Bar combinations may work better by de-emphasizing bars through the use of subtle colours. See Combination Charts for more information.

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title Financial Charts
Type Icon When to Use Financial Line Image Removed Use this chart to display a trading value with a subchart displaying volume. High Low Image Removed Shows daily high, low, opening and closing values with tick positions corresponding to opening and closing values. Candlestick Image Removed Shows daily high, low, opening and closing values with different colour bars depending on the daily direction. See Financial Charts for more information.

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title Line Charts
Type Icon When to Use Line Image Removed You want to view trends over time by plotting data at points connected by lines. Use a line chart to plot many metrics. 3D Line Image Removed Similar to the line chart, but in three-dimensional form. Z Chart Image Removed Trends over a short period of time; displaying the data, accumulative total, and moving total. Stepped Line Image Removed A line chart where movement is shown in steps rather than straight lines. See Line Charts for more information.

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title Maps
Type Icon When to Use Image Maps Image Removed If you do not have GIS defined columns you can use the Image Maps to create heat maps - these are a good way to display metrics with a spatial element such as Revenue by State or Country You will only be able to render maps for which an image map has been defined. Google Maps Image Removed Google Maps allow you to render location data points onto a Google map which will be displayed as a Yellowfin Chart - along with associated Google map widgets. GIS Google Maps Image Removed A Google map which uses GIS data for its marker coordinates. GIS Maps Image Removed GIS Maps allow the rendering of complex GIS polygons. These can be used to render spatial reports on the fly based on the GIS data available in a report. GIS Bubble Map Image Removed A bubble map in which bubble positions are specified by GIS points. GIS Heat Map Image Removed A heat map where colours representing GIS points are blended based on intensity. See Maps for more information.

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title Meter Charts
Type Icon When to Use Meter Image Removed You want to measure the rate of change of a measure against pre-defined targets. Useful for dashboard reporting. Thermometer Image Removed Vertical representation of the meter chart, indicating a range of qualitative indicators. Dial Image Removed Used to communicate key performance indicators. Numeric Display Image Removed Shows the value of a metric on a digital display. See Meter Charts for more information.

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title Pie Charts
Type Icon When to Use Pie Image Removed You want to show the relationship of parts to the whole. Use a pie chart to highlight proportions rather than actual values. If it is important to show actual values in the chart, avoid using the pie chart type. 3D Pie Image Removed Similar to the pie chart, but in three a dimensional form. Multi Pie Image Removed Used to highlight individual component sizes in a system of multiple components. Ring Image Removed Similar to the pie chart, but in a circular ring form. See Pie Charts for more information.

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title Special Purpose Charts
Type Icon When to Use Funnel Image Removed Used to show the status of stages in a process. Proportional Infographic Image Removed Displays segments on an image, with the segment size representing metric value. Comparative Infographic Image Removed Displays images sized in such a way to correspond to a metric. Radar Image Removed You want to compare data by integrating multiple axes into a single radial figure. Waterfall Image Removed Waterfall charts are a special type of Floating Column Chart. A typical waterfall chart shows how an initial value is increased and decreased by a series of intermediate values, leading to a final value. Event Image Removed Maps the occurrence of events against the values of a numeric data set over time. Week Density Image Removed Shows the density of occurrences based on hour relative to other densities on the same day of the week. See Special Purpose Charts for more information.

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