Data Key

Unique identifier or placeholder that points to your data. Typically a Data source is used for this property.

Grouping

Matches the name in the Data Key row that points to your data

Rows

Rows in a table. There are three types:

Header Row: A single row inserted at the start of the Detail Rows. Commonly used to display column headers.

Details Row: Represents the majority of the data on a table.

Summary Row: A single row inserted after all the Detail Rows. Commonly used to display totals or summary values.

Sorting

Orders data in the table. Sorting occurs after the data has already been retrieved in the data source. There are three options:

Default: Data sorted based on the order in which it is retrieved. When selected, the table will not sort the rows.

Basic: Allows a list of keys to be configured. The data is sorted in the order the keys are selected.

TopN: Uses a single key path, with a Count value that allows a limit to the number of rows that are processed

Page Break

Creates a page break between each grouping

Make Table Group

Can create 'child' and 'peer' tables.

Data Key

Name of the key that will populate the Labels.

Label Formatting

Choose from a list of Avery Label Formats, or create a custom sized label.

Rows / Columns

Defines the number of rows and columns per page

Label Width / Height

Width and height of labels in pixels.

Spacing Width / Height

Distance between Labels on the page in pixels.

Data Key

Key that will populate the barcode.

Barcode Format

Barcode format to display

Show Text

Determines if the value of the Data Key should appear on the barcode.

Data Key

Unique identifier or placeholder to the data source that will populate the chart.

Domain Key

The data key that should represent the X axis on the chart. The Timeseries Chart expects a timestamp, while the XY chart can use any numeric value as the domain key.

Pens

Pens represent a series of data. There are several properties for each pen exposed on the Chart Options tab:

Range Key: The key the pen should retrieve data from.

Pen Name: The name of the pen that should appear on the chart.

Preview: Visual representation of how the pen will be rendered. The trend is simply a preview, and does not take the data from the range key into account.

Edit Pen

Opens Pen Configuration area for editing.

Add Pen

Adds a pen.

Remove Pen

Deletes a pen.

Axes

There are several properties for each axis exposed on the Chart Options tab:

Name: The name of the axis.

Label: Text next to the axis. Commonly used to describe what the values of each pen represent.

Auto?: Determines if the axis should automatically adjust the upper and lower bound of the axis to include all data from each pen. When enabled, the High and Low properties are ignored. When disabled, High and Low will be used.

Low: The low range value the axis will use when 'Auto?' is disabled.

High: The high range value the axis will use when 'Auto?' is disabled.

Add Axis

Add an axis.

Edit Axis

Opens Axis Configuration area for editing.

Remove Axis

Deletes an axis.

Enable Scripting

Enables the script for the component to run.

Edit Script

Allows the chart to be modified before the report is rendered.

Data Key

Unique identifier or placeholder to the data source that will populate the chart.

Extract Order

The order in which the data should be extracted from the data key. Two options are available:

Row: Data is extracted by row. Use this when columns in the data key define the series of data.

Column: data is extracted by column. Use this when rows in the data key define the series of data; each column is a new value for the same series. This is sometimes referred to as data 'turned on its side'

Options

3D: Columns and bars with 3D appearance using angle and depth.

Pareto: When enabled, turns the chart into a Pareto chart. Contains both lines and a bar graph where values are in descending order.

Render Style

Provides three rendering styles:

Bars: Displays data as individual colored bars

Stacked: Displays data as a stacked bar in different colors

Layered: Displays data as a layered bar in different colors

Segment Colors

A unique color in the RGBA color space for each segment (bar)

Color Wheel

Tool for creating color combinations for bars

Add Segment

Adds a color / row

Remove Segment

Deletes a color / row

Scripting Enabled

Enables the script for this component to run

Edit Script

Allows the chart to be modified before the report is rendered.

Data Key

Unique identifier or placeholder to the data source that will populate the chart.

Label Key

Key that will list the names of each segment in the legend on the chart.

Value Key

The key that will populate the chart with data.

Segment Colors

A unique color in the RGBA color space for each segment (wedge).

Add Segment

Adds a color wedge to the chart

Remove Segment

Deletes a color wedge from the chart

Data Key search

Font, Font & Style

Bold

Italic

Underline

Superscript

Subscript

Font Color