Chart Types
Diamond Reports 2 supports eleven different chart types
Area
Area charts are similar to line charts. You can display the growth and decline of a certain value over time. Data can be shown in their respective sub-categories (shown as different colors in chart).

Line
Line charts are used to show changes over time.

Best Practices for Line Charts
Avoid using too many categories in one chart
You can add a threshold line to improve your charts readability
Combined
Combine multiple chart types to better visualize your data. In the example below, we added a virtual measure to display a threshold (blue line) onto the chart.

Column
One of the most used chart types. With column charts you can compare different categories or compare value changes over a period of time. You can stack column charts to show a composition.
Best Practices for Column Charts
Avoid using too many categories in one chart
Comparison
Use the comparison chart to display yearly differences on a weekly basis like the in the picture below.

Comparison Options
Use the comparison options to choose a comparison interval:

Choose comparison type

Grey column shows past data. Orange shows current data. Numbers inside brackets shows difference between current and previous period.




Histogram
Histogram charts can be used to present a distribution of one variable over a set of categories. For example the amount of people in a area over a specific amount of time.

Best Practices for Histogram Charts
Histograms are well designed for evaluating waiting times.
Occupancy

Bar
Barcharts are column charts with reverse axis. The bar type can be specified in the configuration window. You can pick either regular column, comparison with previous year and relative comparison.



Pie
Pie charts display the distribution of specified categories for a given variable

Best Practices for Pie Charts
Avoid using too many categories in one chart
Candlestick

BubbleMap
Use the BubbleMap to display location on a map. OpenStreetMap is the default Tile Service being used. In order for the Map to display the locations, make sure you have assigned a valid location in the location tree.

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