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August 14, 2022
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I played with the different formats of chart types to provide a quick overview of server states per application module.
I wasn't really happy with either of the options available as the usability of each option wasn't where I wanted it to be. The best option in my mind was to provide a simple matrix App_Module versus Server state.
When applying the following 'trick' I achieved the view I was looking for
- Chart Type = Clustered Bar
- Format each of the Data Series as follows
- Fill = "No Fill"
- Border = "No Line"
- Shadow = "No Shadow"
Files with initial and improved view are attached.
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July 16, 2010
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Hi Erwin,
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Hi Erwin,
The trouble with stacked column/bar charts is only the first item in the stack is comparable across, in your case, the apps. Another option is to use small multiple charts, sometimes called panel charts.
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While the panel charts gave me some useful ideas for a different context, I don't think they are useful to provide a quick overview of server states per application.
The number of applications will most likely grow but there will always be only 5 different states of a server.
In this case I think I will stick with the option of my table chart
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