Setting Up the Indicator Visualizer

For details see the Setting Up Title section.

For details about setting up visualizer synchronization on slide see the Synchronizing Visualizers on Slide section.

To set up number, set the parameters:

• Font Size. Select number font size setting method:

• Auto. Number font size is set automatically.

• Manually. Number font size is entered using keyboard or + and - buttons.

• Number Format. Select number format:

• Number. Number is displayed as is.

• Percentage. Number is displayed as percentage: number is multiplied 100 times, and the % character is displayed to the right of the number.

• Decimal Places. Select method for setting the number of decimal places:

• Auto. The number of decimal places is set automatically.

• Manually. The number of decimal places is entered using keyboard or + and - buttons.

• Separate Digits. Select the checkbox if it is required to separate digits with a space.

• Alignment. Set number alignment relative to visualizer:

• Left.

• Center. Default value.

• Right.

To set up measurement units, select their setting method:

• Auto. Measurement units are set automatically.

• Manually. Measurement units are selected in the drop-down list:

• Thousands, K.

• Millions, M.

• Billions, B.

• Trillions, T.

To set up additional text, fill in the boxes:

• Prefix. Text displayed before a number.

• Postfix. Text displayed after a number.

Sparklines are small charts located inside a visualizer. Sparklines can be used to show trends in data series. Sparklines are used to visually present large datasets.

To set up sparkline:

1. Toggle the Sparkline switch to active state. The switch is inactive by default, sparklines are not displayed.

2. Select sparkline display option:

• Linear. Sparkline is displayed as a line chart:

• With Area. Sparkline is displayed as an area chart:

• Last Element. Select the checkbox to display name of the last dimension element in visualizer:

To hide sparklines, toggle the Sparkline switch to inactive state.

For details see the Fill and Background section.

For details see the Setting Up Font Color section.