Point

Use a point visualization to show the dependence between two data sets.

A point visualization is similar to a line visualization, but without the lines that connect the points.

For an effective line visualization, the x-axis should show time, such as years, quarters, months, or days. If the x-axis shows something else, such as Canada, Netherlands, UK, and US, use a bar visualization.

Data values are plotted vertically.

The following image shows an example of a point visualization.

Example of a point visualization that shows recovery amount by year colored by region.

To re-create this point visualization, perform the following steps:

  1. From a dashboard, click the Visualizations icon Visualizations icon, and in the System tab of the Visualizations pane, select Point.
  2. Click the Select a source button in the Data pane, in the Select a source window go to Samples > By industry > Banking > Data. Select the Banking loss events data module and click Add.
  3. Drag the following data sets onto the indicated fields:
    • Year onto the x-axis field
    • Recovery Amount onto the y-axis field
    • Region onto the Color field

Sample dashboards

An example of a point visualization is available in the Manage incentive compensation and conduct list dashboard, on the Conduct Risk Factory Analysis tab.

Location
Team content > Samples > By industry > Banking > Dashboards.

If any of the sample objects are missing, contact your administrator.