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Qrvey 8.7
Version 8.7 of the Qrvey platform is now available to customers! This version includes new features including area charts, the ability to pivot and export data, as well as numerous bug fixes and performance improvements.
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Version: 8.3

Styles

As implied in its name, the options in the styles section allow users to control various visual aspects of the charts: change the color, turn on/off-axis labels, and more.

This section is available for all chart types except for Word Cloud, however, the options in it vary among different chart types. All available options, regardless of the applicable chart type, have been listed and briefly described in this article. Options that are specific to some charts are discussed in more detail in the individual chart type articles and a link is provided where applicable.

Allow Clustering​

Turns on or off clustering of data points in a Dot Map chart. When not checked the individual data points are shown on the map; when the box is checked, data points within the same geolocation are joined together in a single group - depending on the zoom level of the map - and Data Labels option is enabled.

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Automatic Resize​

When on, the font size of the gauge is automatically adapted to the size of the panel. When off, Font size is enabled and can be set manually.

Axis Labels​

Shows or hides the labels of the axes (Product Line and Average MSRP in the following image)

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Bar Width %​

Sets the percentage of the space occupied by each bar in a bar chart, versus the gap left between the bars. By default, the system automatically sets a width that it finds most useful for the given data. The percentage can be adjusted manually.

Base Map​

Sets the map mode and layers.

Body​

This is an entire section that applies to Table charts and allows for the body (main rows) to be styled, from the used font’s properties to the cell foreground and background colors.

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  • Default: N/A
  • Applies to: Table

Borders​

Shows and hides a border around data labels, if those are enabled.

Bullet Color​

Color of the bullet in a bullet gauge.

  • Default: Green / depends on the chosen theme.
  • Applies to: Bullet Gauge

Category Labels​

This is a section that is accessible for funnel charts and allows the labels for the category column to be controlled.

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  • Default: N/A
  • Applies to: Funnel

Chart Orientation​

Determines the orientation of bars or spikes for the chart.

Circle Style​

Decides the style of the circle that is the body of the dial gauge.

Color​

Changes the color of the dot shown on the map.

Color type​

Decides if all bars/data points have to be the same color or should their colors vary, depending on the category that they represent.

Custom Scale​

This checkbox enables a section for charts that work with a range of colors, like heatmaps, and it allows the user to control the range of colors and the number of steps in the range. The range and steps are set automatically by default, with the range covering the data values from the minimum to maximum data point and 5 steps in the range.

  • Default: Off/automatic (min=minimum data value, max=maximum data value, steps=5)
  • Applies to: Heatmap, Choropleth

Data Labels​

Shows or hides the data labels on the chart. Affects the availability of the Borders options.

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Display Outliers​

Shows or hides data points that fall outside statistical norms in box and whisker charts, using a selectable symbol.

Fill​

Decides if a filled, or hollow/outlined symbol, should be used for the chart.

Font Color​

Sets the font color of an indicator gauge.

  • Default: Dark gray / depends on the chosen theme.
  • Applies to: Indicator Gauge

Font Style​

Sets the font style of an indicator gauge (regular, bold, italic)

Format​

Format of displayed numeric data in charts depends on factors such as the data type, the visualization format set in the dataset design step, the selected aggregation, and more. The product does its best to apply the best format to the numbers, but the default format can be adjusted from this control.

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Gauge Style​

Decides between a solid or an angular style for the pointer in the dial gauge.

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Gaps​

Set the gap distance between columns and rows of a heatmap chart.

This is an entire section that applies to Table charts and allows for the header row of the table to be styled, from the used font’s properties to the foreground and background colors and borders.

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  • Default: N/A
  • Applies to: Tables

Header Color​

Set the color for the header of the table, using the color picker.

Header Font Color​

Set the foreground color for the header of the table, using the color picker.

Line Opacity​

Set the degree of the line opacity from solid to more opaque.

  • Default: 100% (solid)
  • Applies to: Min/Max

Line Style​

Choose one of the predetermined line styles - solid, dashed or dotted.

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Line Thickness​

Set how thick you want your line to be, thin, normal or bold.

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Line/Whisker Thickness​

Set the thickness of the whisker in a box and whisker chart (thin, normal, bold).

Line Type​

Decide between one of the 5 line types available - straight, monotone, cardinal, step before, or step after.

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Map Borders​

Show or hide country and region borders on your map.

Map Region​

Choose one of the predetermined areas as the initial view of the map. You can always zoom in or out of the chosen area.

Match colors across charts​

When on, this setting unifies the color of each categorical value across all charts that use the same dataset, throughout the application, so that one category is always depicted in the same color.

Mode​

This setting applies to the funnel chart. When the mode is set to Height, the relative value of the data is reflected in the height of each band of the funnel. When set to Width, the relative values affect the width of each band, keeping the height of all segments constant.

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  • Default: Height
  • Applies to: Funnel

Needle Color​

Changes the color of the needle of the dial gauge.

  • Default: Green / depends on the chosen theme.
  • Applies to: Dial Gauge

Opacity​

Set the level of opacity of the box, whisker and outliers.

Percentage​

When turned on, the percentage of the value of each segment to the total of all segments is displayed alongside the actual value.

  • Default: Off
  • Applies to: Funnel

Reversed Colors​

When turned on, the sequence of colors used to depict each step of the range in a heatmap of choropleth map is reversed, so the last color in the set becomes the first, the one before last becomes the second, and so on.

Resize Rows​

Set a height - in pixels - for the rows of the table. Note that the column width can be adjusted by moving the column borders using the mouse or trackpad.

Shading​

Shade the remaining space between the actual value and the top of the bar.

  • Default: Off
  • Applies to: Bar

Show Animation​

When checked, the gauge shows its value in an animated style, moving from the minimum data point to the target value. Otherwise, the final value is displayed immediately.

Show Comparison​

This setting works in conjunction with the Comparison and Comparison Color options. When turned on, it highlights the comparison between the current value with the same value on the date that is selected in the Comparison section, in the color set in the Comparison Color option.

Symbol​

Users can choose between 7 different types of symbol styles to display each data value (Circle, Square, Diamond, Triangle Down, Triangle Up, X, Cross).

Symbol Opacity​

Set the degree of the symbol opacity from solid to more opaque.

Target Color​

See Target Indicator

Target Indicator​

This setting works in conjunction with the Comparison option. When set to Comparison, it shows a vertical indicator, in the selected Target Color, on the date that was picked for comparison. If set to Custom, the indicator is shown on the custom value that is entered in the Target Value field. The entered Target Label is displayed in the tooltip, when hovering over the indicator.

Theme​

This setting applies to most chart types by default, or when the Color Type is set to By Category. The setting allows for applying one of the predefined themes, or the selected custom theme, to the chart. As a result of this, the colors of the chart are picked from the range that is defined in the selected theme.

Threshold Opacity​

Determines the opacity of the threshold areas of the gauge, in contrast with the target and the needle.

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Type​

Type setting applies to cases where multiple bar charts are displayed on one canvas. This may happen in multi-series bar charts or combo charts that consist of multiple bar charts. Multi-series bar charts offer the Stacked, Clustered, and 100% options, while combo bar charts may only be Stacked or plotted Side-by-side.

Type setting applies to pie charts, as well. The options for pie charts are Pie and Donut.

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  • Default: Stacked (for multi-series bar and combo bar charts) and Pie for pie charts
  • Applies to: Multi-Series Bar, Combo, Pie

Values​

When on, the data values of the funnel chart are displayed on each segment.

X-Axis and Y-Axis​

X and Y axis sections are available for all XY charts and the heatmap chart and present slightly different options in each case. Various aspects of each axis, from its label, the format of labels, range, steps, and more, can be determined in these sections. Due to the varied options in each chart, these two sections have been explained in the individual chart types articles.