xMII_Display templates

[Former Member]

Dear Sir,

i am newly working in xMii, i have doubt in Display templates, that is "How to use the value columns,label,description columns,data link columns,and axial labelcolumns?

please explain me with example.

Thanks And Regards,

Murali.A

[Former Member]

Hi,

Check the forum before asking these questions. It has been asked by some one and answer is also given.

The answer is Value Columns : Used to map the values for which you want to plot the chart (like temperature, pressure..)

Label Columns : This type of requirement you will be having for the Bar charts where for each data you may need to give description like

Example : For Batch B001 -> production cost 20,000.

For Batch B002 -> production cost 25,000.

In this case B001 and B002 are your Label columns and 20,000 and 25,000 are value columns.

Description columns : This type of requirement you will be having for the Bar charts where for each data you may need to give description like

Example : For Batch B001 -> production cost 20,000.

For Batch B002 -> production cost 25,000.

This is your data. If you want to give description like started production on 15/05/2006 and 21/08/2006 on selection of the bar. Then it will be displayed.

DatalinkColumns : This is mainly is required when you need more info from the same bar at that time you may add the plant name column as the datalink item. Then on the selection of the batch data you can get the datalink item i.e name of the plant on which it is produced can get from the datalink item. Methods for this is getChartObject().getDataLinkItem().

AxisValueColumn : This is X-axis column for your plot. Suppose you want to draw a plot for (x1,y1), (x2,y2).. in this case, x1,x2 are your label columns under column named X and y1,y1 are under column named y which is value column. In the case of tag query it will be Date time as default. These values also displayed on the X-Axis also.

And for the remaining tabs help is enough to understand...

By

Rajesh

The thread is :

Hope this helps for you...

Regards,

Kishore kumar P.S.

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kishore