By having full control over the dashboard slider properties you can fully customize the information displayed in your visual analysis data. View the example below to learn more about the Style Intelligence solution.
The Range Slider component’s ‘Properties’ dialog box provides General,
Data, and Advanced tabs. The next sections discuss the component-specific
properties available under these tabs.
The Data tab in the ‘Range Slider Properties’ dialog box provides the
following Range Slider-specific properties:
Single Value - Filter data based on one field from the Data Block (default). Only numeric and date type fields are supported.
Composite Value - Filter data based on the composition of two or more fields from the Data Block.
The ‘Composite Value’ option allows you to filter data using the composite of two or more columns of any type. All data types are supported. To set the composite value option, follow the steps below.
1. Right-click on the Range Slider, and select ‘Properties’ from the context menu.
2. Under the Data tab, select ‘Composite Value’.
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3. Select two or more columns to form the composite values for filtering. Click OK.
The Advanced tab in the ‘Range Slider Properties’ dialog box provides the
following Range Slider-specific properties.
| Slider Size |
The range of data that is displayed at a given time. There are three
cases:
String: For string-type fields, the ‘Slider Size’ specifies the number of“periods,” i.e., the number of consecutive (alphabetically ordered) values that should be simultaneously selected.
Numeric: For numeric-type fields, the ‘Slider Size’ specifies the number of ‘Min Range Size’ periods spanned by the slider. The total numerical range simultaneously selected is therefore ‘Slider Size’ * ‘Min Range Size’.
Date: For date-type fields, ‘Slider Size’ specifies the number of periods to be simultaneously selected, where the period duration is given by the adjacent popup menu (‘Month’ or ‘Year’). |
Min Range
Size |
For numeric-type fields, this is the smallest amount by which the
range can be adjusted. |
Logarithmic
Scale |
Sets logarithmic scaling for the slider, which allows the slider to
compactly traverse a much greater numerical range. |
| Label |
The labels to display on the Range Slider:
Tick: Show the increments by which the slider can be adjusted.
Current Value: Permanently display the slider value above the slider.
Minimum: Show the minimum slider value at the left of the slider.
Maximum: Show the maximum slider value at the right of the slider. |