Vizlib Waterfall Properties - Appearance

The Appearance tab manages settings relating to the look and feel of Vizlib Waterfall. 

TABLE OF CONTENTS

• General
• Alternate States
• Grid Format
• Connectors
• Presentation
• Total Bar
• Colors
• Legend
• X Axis
• Y Axis

General

In the General tab, you can choose to show or hide a title, add title details using the expression editors and show or hide waterfall details. 

Figure 1: General

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Alternate States

Alternate States has settings related to adding the object to master visualizations (Figure 2).

Figure 2: Alternate States

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Grid Format

The Grid Format tab (Figure 3) lets you set properties for the Vizlib Waterfall grid, including the style, thickness and color. 

Figure 3: Grid Format

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Connectors

The Connectors tab (Figure 4) sets properties for the lines stretching between each value, including settings for line thickness, dash and color. You can also choose to show a percentage to indicate the rate of change between values, and opt to add a background to the percentage.

Figure 4: Connectors

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Presentation

The Presentation tab (Figure 5) controls the orientation of the chart, allowing you to switch between a horizontal and vertical axis. 

Figure 5: Presentation

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Total Bar

The Total Bar tab (Figure 6) has settings on showing, hiding and adding a label to the total bar. 

Figure 6: Total Bar

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Colors

In the Colors tab (Figure 7) where you can choose the color of each feature. 

Figure 7: Colors

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Legend

The Legend tab (Figure 8) has settings to customize the look and feel of the waterfall legend.

Figure 8: Legend

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X Axis

Figure 9 shows an example of  X Axis tab from Vizlib Waterfall, with the position and dimension name shown in the tab title. You can choose to show or hide the axis, change position, set an axis range (not shown if a range can't be applied), choose colors and font sizes and show a title. 

Figure 9: X Axis

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Y Axis

Figure 10 shows an example of the tab for the Vizlib Waterfall Y Axis. with the position and measure name shown in the tab title. You can choose to show or hide the axis, change position, set an axis range (not shown if a range can't be applied), choose colors and font sizes and show a title. If you're using multiple measures, you will be able to configure the Y axis Label using a text box. 

Figure 10: Y Axis

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