Knowledge Base

Use the Tables Object Tools in the Visual KPI Designer to create and edit tables for your Visual KPI sites....

Use this table to reference valid attributes and keywords for mapping all chart types, including managed trends, metadata from AF,...

You can visualize data in a table, such as a maintenance log, shift report, or a log of truck materials and...

Bar charts can be used to show comparisons of data against targets and limits in either a vertical or horizontal...

Create and configure XY Plots, or scatter charts, to show the relationships between two sets of data. For example, you...

Visual KPI Charts display data in relation to defined limits and targets. Color in charts indicates status, and other marks,...

Want to display your Visual KPI data as a pie chart? It’s easy to configure pie charts in Visual KPI...

Pareto charts can help you quickly see which of your assets are most critical and know where you need to...

Gantt charts are a good way to track projects in Visual KPI. A Gantt chart is a type of bar...

While it’s true that a Trend is really a line chart, trends are one of the most powerful features of...

By default, Visual KPI adds color to charts. In Visual KPI Designer, you can simply create a chart and Visual...

Any KPI can be viewed as a trend. Use Visual KPI Designer to set the KPI trend default attributes. Note: We...

There are two ways to create charts (Bar Charts, Pareto Charts, Pie Charts, for example) in Visual KPI: create charts...

Box Plots allow you to quickly compare distributions among groups of data or data sets. This article shows you how...