v8.0

Decomposition Tree

Decomposition Tree in Wyn Enterprise is a chart-style dashboard component used to visualize complex data into its constituent components in a flowchart-like structure.

The decomposition tree enables you to break down and explore the hierarchical relationships and dependencies among different dimensions and measures in datasets. It is used to drill down into the dimensions of your data based on certain criteria. A decomposition tree node contains the following attributes;

Dimension
Value
Percentage Text
Expand/Collapse
Progress Bar

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In this help article, you will find the instructions to add or modify a decomposition tree on dashboards. Navigate to the dashboard designer and follow the below instructions,

Design a Decomposition Tree

On the Dashboard Designer page, navigate to the Charts section of Data Visualization of the Dashboard Toolbox, and drag and drop the Decomposition Tree scenario onto the design area.

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Bind Dataset to Decomposition Tree

With the Decomposition Tree scenario selected, select the dataset from the Data Binding tab to bind. Once the dataset loads successfully, the data binding panel automatically expands and displays the data attributes available for data binding. Drag and drop the data fields in the Values, Analyze By, and Tooltip data containers.

Values: Values data fields hold the measure values. Only one measure is supported in the Values input field.
Analyze By: The Analyze By data field holds the dimension values and supports one or more dimensions. Analyze By data field represents the node hierarchy.

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Format Data Attributes

You can perform various operations to format the data attributes on a KPI Kanban and control the data display. Use the settings icon in the Data Field containers to format data attributes. The following operations are included in the KPI Kanban scenario,

Data Format: Use the Data Format option to control the unit display of measures in the dashboard scenario. See the Modify Data Format help article for more information.
Display Unit: Use the Display Unit option to display units of measure and eliminate ambiguity. See the Modify Display Unit help article for more information.
Aggregation Method: Use the Aggregation Method option to display a summarized value by aggregating multiple values of a data attribute. Aggregation Method supports Sum, Average, Min, Max, Count, and Distinct Count methods. See the Aggregation Method help topic for more information.
Quick Functions: Use the Quick Functions option to highlight key indicators in your scenario by applying powerful calculations on measures. Quick Functions in KPI Kanban support Ranking Calculation, Percentile Calculation, Running Calculation, Moving Calculation, and Original Value. See the Quick Functions help article for more information.
Filter: Use the Filter option to display relevant data in your chart scenario. See the Filter Data help article for more information.
Rename: Use the Rename option to change the name of a data attribute to make it comprehensible and meaningful. See the Rename a Data Attribute help article for more information.
Remove: Use the Remove option to remove a data attribute from the chart scenario.

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Analyze Data

Wyn dashboard scenarios support rich data analysis and exploration capabilities to help you analyze massive amounts of information and make data-driven decisions. The following analysis operations are available in the Action Bar corresponding to each scenario in the designer;

Filter: To filter out relevant data in your chart scenario. See the Filter Data help article, for information on using the filter options in a dashboard scenario.
Sort: To arrange the chart data in a more meaningful order. See the Sort help article for information on using the sort options in a dashboard scenario.
Chart Type: To change the chart type from the decomposition tree to any other chart type.
Data Binding: To modify the data binding options use this option. The data binding panel will appear as a pop-out on your screen.

Preview Dashboard Scenario

To preview the decomposition tree scenario, click the Preview button at the top-left corner of the dashboard designer page.

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In the preview mode, use the expand (+) and collapse (-) buttons to expand or collapse nodes of the decomposition tree.

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When a node of the decomposition tree is selected, the selected node will be highlighted and all other nodes will become transparent.

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Customize Appearance

To customize the appearance of the Decomposition Tree, navigate to the Inspector Panel on the right side of your screen and modify the properties as per your requirements. The properties of the Decomposition Tree are listed and described below,

Chart Style

Property	Description
Chart Layout	Select an option from the dropdown to set the layout of the tree nodes. The available options are, Left-Right: Left to right, Right-Left: Right to left, and Horizontal.
Item Background Color	Use this property to set the fill color of each node.
Progress Background Color	Use this property to set the progress background color.
Progress Color	Use this property to set the progress color of each node.
Percentage Base On	Select an option to set the percentage of the parent node or the percentage of the head node (total value). The available options are Parent Node and Head Node.
Font Style	Set the font family, size, color, weight, and style of tree nodes using this property.
Connect Line Color	Use this property to set the color of connection lines.
Connect Line Width	Use this property to set the line width of connection lines.
Collapse Background Color	Use this property to set the fill colors of the collapsed dimensions.
Collapse Text Color	Use this property to set the color of the expand (+) and collapse (-) buttons.

Animation

Property	Description
Entrance Animation	Select an option from the dropdown to set the animation style of the appearance of the chart scenario. After selecting an option (SlideInDown, SlideInLeft, SlideInRight, SlideInUp, SlideInDown, BackInDown, BackInLeft, or BackInRight) from the dropdown, set the delay and duration of the animation using the Delay(s) and Duration(s) properties respectively.

Interaction

Property	Description
Scenario Name	Add a name to the chart scenario using this property.
Cross Filter	To reflect the filtered data throughout the dashboard, set this property to True. Cross filters provide a simplified and deeper analysis of what you want to observe.
Jump To	To create a shortcut to another dashboard scenario, report, or URL use this property. See the Jump To help article for more information.
Auto Refresh	Set None, Polling, or Real Time option from the dropdown to refresh the chart data. Dropdown options are described below, None: Select None to disable auto-refresh of the chart data. Polling: Select Polling to enable auto refresh and set an interval to refresh chart data in the Refresh Interval property.
Visible Menu Items	Select the filtering and sorting options you wish to display on the chart scenario from the dropdown.
Pin Annotation	To pin the annotation to the chart scenario, set this property to True. By default, this property is set as False.
Context Menu Actions	Select multiple Context Menu Options from the dropdown. Context Menu Options include - Keep, Exclude, Jump, and Add Data Monitoring.
Click Action	Select None, Show Tooltip, Keep, Exclude, Jump, or Command option from the dropdown to set up the click action. See the Click Action section of the article for more information.

Title

Property	Description
Show Title	To hide the title of the chart scenario set this property to False. By default, this property is set as True.
Title	Add or edit the title of the chart scenario using this property.
Alignment	Select the Left, Center, or Right alignment of the title.
Title Font Setting	Set the font family, size, color, weight, and style of the title using the Title Font Setting options.
Padding	To create space around the title of the chart scenario use the Padding property. It supports Padding Left, Padding Top, Padding Right, and Padding Bottom. Their values can be different.

Property	Description
Tooltip Mode	Select None or Show options from the dropdown to disable or enable tooltip display in the chart scenario.

No Data Content

Property	Description
Content	Set the display content in case no data is found in the chart scenario.
Text Align	Select the Left, Right, or Center option from the dropdown to align the no data content text.
Vertical Align	Set the vertical alignment of the no-data content.
Font	Set the font family, size, color, weight, and style of the no-data content using this property option.
Background Image	Add an embedded, shared, or external image as a background image for the no-data content.

Layout

Property	Description
X Position	Set the horizontal position of the chart scenario using the X Position property.
Y Position	Set the vertical position of the chart scenario using the Y Position property.
Width	Set the width of the chart scenario using this property.
Height	Set the height of the chart scenario using this property.

Note: Minimum Height and Width supported is 8X8“.

Appearance

Property	Description
Style Template	Select a template from the dropdown to apply a style to the chart scenario.
Background Color	Set a background color of the chart scenario using this property.
Padding	To create space around the chart scenario, set a padding value.
Margin	Set the margin value for the chart scenario using this property.
Visibility	To hide the chart from the dashboard scenario, set this property to False. By default, the Visibility property is set as True.
Background Image	Add an embedded, shared, or external image as a background image to the chart scenario.
Border	Set the border type, border color, and thickness using this property.
Shadow	Create a shadow of the chart scenario by setting the Shadow Type, Shadow Color, and thickness.

Click Action

Use the Click Action property to trigger specific dashboard commands like showing or hiding other dashboard scenarios. From the Interaction section of the Inspector Panel, search the Click Action property and choose a trigger command option from the following:

None: To disable any interaction on click.
Show Tooltip: To display the tooltip on click action.
Keep: To filter the data view by applying a condition on the data points.
Exclude: To remove or hide the selected data points from the current view.
Drill Down: To display more detailed information using the Wyn Drill Down feature.
Jump: To redirect to another dashboard, report, or external URL. See the Jump To article for more information.
Command: To trigger specific dashboard commands like show, hide, or switch. Click + Add to access the Command Settings popup and select a command from the Command dropdown.
1. Show: To display the scenario on click.
2. Hide: To hide the scenario on click.
3. Toggle: To toggle the selected scenario on click action.
4. Switch Page: To switch pages on click.
5. Switch Tab: To switch the tab on click.
6. 3D Scene Custom Script: To pass the selected data point as a parameter to the 3D scene script. This script creates specific UI effects in 3D scenes such as highlighting objects or changing the camera angle.
7. Drill Down: To drill down detailed information on the selected data point. See the Drill Down article for more details.
8. Jump: To create a redirection to another dashboard, report, or external URL. See the Jump To article for more information.
9. Show/Hide Combined Map Layer: To show or hide the layer of combined maps.