1. Click the pie graph icon in the left hand menu to access your charts and widgets. Drag the desired content onto the canvas.

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2. Move, resize, bring to front, send to back to remove your content on your canvas.

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You can also update the chart properties using the floating box on the right of your screen (appears when you select the chart on the canvas).

Once all charts have been added, ensure you have added any required widgets, like text, graphics or images.

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[reportname]

Adding this will place the name of your report in your chart. You can set the report name when you publish it.

[reportdescription]

This will show your report's description. You can provide this description when you publish the report.

[tablevalue:column=<value>:row=<value>]

This parameter takes a column and row coordinate from a report table and displays its value in the text widget. 

For example, [tablevalue:column=1:row=1] will display whatever value is in the first column and row of a table.

Note:

• If the target contains a drill link, the parameter will ignore it.

• If the target contains special formatting, such as bold, typeface, and border, the parameter will ignore it and use the text widget formatting instead.

• If the target column field format is set (eg, Sparkline Formatter, Image Link Formatter, Action Button etc.), the parameter will preserve that setting.

• If the target table has hidden columns, these should be counted (eg, if column 1 has a hidden field before it, it is actually column 2).

• If the target doesn't exist, the parameter will be replaced with an empty string.

[filter:<filter_order>]

This widget parameter returns the filter you have applied in your report. You can include any filter by entering its order number.

For example, [filter:2] displays the second filter. Note however, that if a specified filter yields no value, then (None)will be displayed by default.

[filter:<filter_order>:format=<value>]

This operator is used to display the filter value in its raw form or with the applied format.

Use the following keywords in place of <value>:

• Raw: This displays the filter value in its raw form, even if a format has been applied to it. (Applied by default.) For example: [filter:1:format=raw]

• Formatted: Use this keyword to display the filter value with its applied format. For example: [filter:1:format=formatted]

[filter:<filter_order>:empty=<text>]

You can also specify the exact text to display, if the selected filter brings up no value, by using the Empty operator. Simply enter the text that you want to show in case the filter returns empty.

E.g. [filter:1:empty=No result] - If the first filter is empty, then the text 'No result' will appear where this text widget filter parameter is placed.

Note: The following characters should not be included in the text: “:”, “[” or “]”.

[total:<column_number>]

Use this to display the total aggregation value set on a column field, where the column is specified with its order number in the report.

For example: [total:3] will show the total aggregated value of the third column.

This value will depend on the aggregation type set on the total of the column field in the report, if any has been defined; otherwise it will display the total Sum value for metric fields, or the total Count for dimension fields.

[total:<column_number>:<aggregation_type>]

This is similar to the above parameter, however it displays the total column value depending on the aggregation type that you specify in here. This will override the existing aggregation type defined in the report. Use the following keywords to specify the aggregation type (ensure the same format is used for these keywords, i.e. all capital letters):

SUM, AVG, MAX, MIN, COUNT, and COUNTDISTINCT.

For example, [total:2:AVG] will display the total average of the second column.

Note: For dimension fields, only COUNT and COUNTDISTINCT can be applied.