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The Line Chart is a trend visualization chart type that displays values as points connected by lines, allowing users to observe patterns and changes over a continuous or ordered category axis.
It supports both Horizontal (Category X, Value Y) and Vertical (Value X, Category Y) orientations β€” adjustable via the chart’s Orientation option.

Use cases:

  • Monitoring monthly sales trends.
  • Tracking user signups over time.
  • Comparing KPIs across departments or market segments.

βš™οΈ Setup

  1. Drag the Line Chart widget from the chart library onto your designer workspace.
  2. Select the chart.
  3. Go to the Widget Configuration tab in the Configuration panel.
  4. Under the Configuration panel tab, select the Basic Configuration option to access the essential settings for the Line Chart.
  5. Select the Source from which the chart will fetch its data.
  6. Map:
    • Measure (Value) β€” Numeric value representing the Y (or X) axis value.
    • Dimension (Axis) β€” Categorical or sequential value for the primary axis labels.
    • Group β€” (Optional) Categorical value to split the line into multiple series.
  7. Optionally add a Date field for time-based filtering.

πŸ“Š Basic Configuration

Configuration ItemDescription
SourceThe data source to query for chart values.
Measure (Value)Numeric value plotted as line data points.
Dimension (Axis)Categorical or sequential value for primary axis labels.
Group(Optional) Grouping field to split lines by category.
Date Field (optional)Enables date filtering and drilldown capability.

🎨 Chart Customizations

CategoryOptions & Description
GeneralBackground color, border, shadow, and interactivity options.
TitleChart title, font, alignment, and visibility.
SortingControl sort order of categories along the axis.
GridManage padding, spacing, and chart grid layout.
LegendShow/hide, position, and format series legends.
HeatMapApply color intensity gradients to highlight data ranges.
Categorical AxisCustomize X (or Y if vertical) axis labels, rotation, and interval.
Numerical AxisAdjust scale, range, formatting, and logarithmic scale.
SeriesLine color, width, area shading, symbols, smoothing, and label display.
TooltipTooltip formatting, display triggers, and content.
OthersControl Orientation between Horizontal (Category X, Value Y) and Vertical (Value X, Category Y).

πŸ“Š Example Visualization

Line chart