Drilling on a graph report

If a report is displayed as a graph, you can drill to different levels of data by clicking directly on the components of the graph, if the report's designer has enabled any drill paths for that report. You can also right-click graph components to access additional drill paths. When you drill, a new graph is displayed.

Each graph component you can drill on is explained in the table below.

The following applies to drilling on a graph report:

The following table lists areas on a graph report on which you can drill. You can drill on different areas depending on the type of graph with which you are working.

 

Component Of Graph You Can Drill On

 

Description Of Graph Component And Drilling Behavior

Graph Types You Can Drill On When They Have This Component

 

Data markers

Example of Data Markers

Values represented in the graph series. Data markers appear in different ways, depending on the graph type. For example, in a Line graph, the data markers are the dots along the line. In a Bar graph, the data markers are the bars.

All graph types

 

Legend Text

Example of Legend Text

The text next to the legend marker. Each legend text corresponds to a series marker.

All graph types where the legend is visible

Legend Series Marker

Example of Legend Series Markers

The item that identifies each series on the graph. Each marker corresponds to one row or column in the report. For multi-value charts (Bubble, Scatter, and so on) it corresponds to a set of columns or rows.

All graph types where the legend is visible

Category/Group Labels

Example of Category and Group Labels

Labels on the X-axis.

Area, Bar, Column, Line, 3D Surface

Pie Group Labels

Example of Pie Group Labels

Labels below each one of the pies in any of the pie charts (including Rings). Each label corresponds to one row or column in the report.

Pie

 

Series Labels

Example of Series Labels

Labels along the series axis. Each label corresponds to one row or column in the report.

3D Surface

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