ProDiver Graph Formats

You can view your data in various graphical formats. The best type of graph to use depends on the data being presented.

Basic Plot Graphs

Basic plot graphs display data for a single dimension and up to 16 summaries. They consist of a series of plotted points that correspond to summary values being displayed. Basic plot graphs include bar graphs, line graphs, and point graphs. The following styles of basic plot graphs are available:

Bar Plot Graph Example

Line Plot Graph Example

Point Plot Graph Example

Area Plot Graph Example

Spline Plot Graph Example

Area Spline Plot Graph Example

3-D Bar Plot Graph Example

3-D Line Plot Graph Example

Linear Bubble Graph Example

Pie Plot Graphs

Pie plot graphs display up to 16 values for a single dimension. If there are more than 16 values, the graph displays the first 15 values listed in the tabular display, and combines the remaining values in a 16th wedge called Other. The following styles of pie and doughnut plot graphs are available:

Pie Plot Graph Example

3-D Pie Plot Graph Example

Doughnut Plot Graph Example

3-D Doughnut Plot Graph Example

Calendar Plot Graphs

Calendar plot graphs display data for up to 16 summaries in calendar format. The dive dimension must be a date. The following styles of calendar plot graphs are available:

• Calendar View with Bar Plots—Shows a bar (or point) representing the relative size of summary data on each day of the calendar Example

  

• Calendar Active View—Shows whether or not summary data is available for each day Example

  

• Calendar Sorted View—Shows color-coded data that indicates a range of values Example

  

Cross Plot Graphs

Cross plot graphs shows data that pertains to two dimensions simultaneously. The following styles of cross plot graphs are available:

• Bar Cross Plot Example

  

• Line Cross Plot Example

  

  NOTE: If there is only one value, instead of a line, the graph displays a dot.

• Point Cross Plot Example

  

• Bar Summary Cross Plot Example

  

• Line Summary Cross Plot Example

  

• Point Summary Cross Plot Example

  

• Bubble Cross Plot Example

  

• 3-D Bar Cross Plot Example

  

• 3-D Line Cross Plot Example

  

• 3-D Bar Summary Cross Plot Example

  

• 3-D Line Summary Cross Plot Example

  

Control Chart Graphs

Control chart graphs show statistical background data for a single dimension. They can be used to observe trends. The following styles of control chart graphs are available:

• X-Chart Example

  

• P-Chart Example

  

• NP-Chart Example

  

• C-Chart Example

  

• U-Chart Example

  

• MR-Chart Example

  

• Individual MR-Chart Example

  

• Custom Data Control Chart

Time Graphs

Time Graphs show linear bars that represent a range of time. ProDiver displays Gantt charts. Example

Map Graphs

Map graphs show data over a geographical area. A developer must set up a map folder and geographical attributes in order for map graphs to be created. The following styles of map graphs are available:

• Boundary Map Example

  

• Point Map Example

  

Radar Graphs

Radar graphs display summary values as radius points from a common central axis. The following styles of radar graphs are available:

• Radar Area Graph Example

  

• Radar Line Graph Example

  

• Radar Point Graph Example

  

Scatter Plot Graphs

Scatter graphs display data for two summaries across a single dimension. The following styles of scatter graphs are available:

• Scatter (Point) Example

  

• Scatter (Line) Example

  

• Scatter (Bubble) Example

  

Stack Plot Graphs

Stack plot graphs display summary values in a stacked format. The following styles of stack plot graphs are available:

• Bar Stack Plot Example

  

• Percentage Stack Plot Example

  

• Summary Stack Plot Example

  

• 3-D Bar Stack Plot Example

  

• 3-D Percentage Stack Plot Example

  

• 3-D Summary Stack Plot Example

  

For more information, see About Graph Attributes.