Line & Bar Chart
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Once you get to the visualization tab with the function code results, you can see the line & bar is activated by default.
Each series corresponds to a function. For example, if you set 5 functions, then you will see 5 series of lines constitute a chart. The X-axis of the chart is time and the Y-axis is value(or any other column of which the values are the numbers).
Line & bar type assumes that every function result is a time-series with time and value columns only. If your function result has columns other than time and value, we advise you to use table type instead.
Series options are the configures applied to each function.
You can choose to display each function as a chart, and you can choose the chart type (line or bar).
You can choose the order of the chart displayed. The larger the z-index, the more forward the chart is displayed.
Common options are the options that affects the chart and every series.
Line stack is a chart setting that stacks multiple lines on top of each other. When line stack is turned on, all lines are stacked.
Bar stack is a chart setting that allows you to stack multiple bars on top of each other. When bar stack is turned on, all bars are stacked.
Multiple Y-axis is a chart setting that allows you to plot multiple Y-axes on the same chart. This is useful for comparing the values of different variables on the same scale.
Hide Y-axis is a chart setting that allows you to hide one or more Y-axes on a chart. This is useful for when you only want to focus on a specific variable, or when you want to simplify the chart.
You can adjust the width of the line chart.
You can adjust the width of the bar chart.
You can choose which Y-axis the function belongs to. The functions with the same Y-index will share the same Y-axis. This option is available only when option is activated. It can be chosen from 1 to 3.
