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There are several ways you can create a user-defined chart:
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Create a chart directly in the respective system: This is the standard way to create a single chart for a specific system.
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Create a chart from portfolio level for a certain system: This is useful if you want to create several charts for different systems and do not want to switch between systems all the time.
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Create a chart by copying an existing chart: Use this way if you already set up a user-defined chart for a certain system and want to visualize the same data points for other systems.
Create a user-defined chart from system level
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User group customer or higher
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At System level , navigate to the
Evaluation tab and scroll to the section User-defined.
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Select
New chart.
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In the appearing window, select the chart type you want to create:
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Standard Chart: Visualize data as line, area, column, or point chart. Ideal for comparison, trends, and distribution.
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Heatmap: Visualize data intensity as color gradients, making it easy to identify patterns and trends.
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Select + Create.
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Configure the chart type you selected in step 3:
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Standard Chart: See Configure a user-defined standard chart.
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Heatmap: See Configure a user-defined heatmap.
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Select
Save.
The new chart now appears at the following places:
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At SYSTEM LEVEL , in the Evaluation tab, in the section User-defined. It visible to every user who can access the respective system. Select it there to display it in full size.
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At PORTFOLIO LEVEL , under to
Portfolio settings >
Portfolio > User-defined charts.
Create a user-defined chart from portfolio level
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User group technician or higher
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At portfolio level , go to
Portfolio settings >
Portfolio > User-defined charts.
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Select + New chart.
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In the appearing window, select the following:
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Under For the system: Select the target system for which you want to create the chart.
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Under With the chart type: Select the chart type you want to create:
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Standard Chart: Visualize data as line, area, column, or point chart. Ideal for comparison, trends, and distribution.
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Heatmap: Visualize data intensity as color gradients, making it easy to identify patterns and trends.
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Select + Create.
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Configure the chart type you selected in step 3:
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Standard Chart: See Configure a user-defined standard chart.
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Heatmap: See Configure a user-defined heatmap.
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Select
Save.
The new chart now appears at the following places:
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At SYSTEM LEVEL , in the Evaluation tab, in the section User-defined. It visible to every user who can access the respective system. Select it there to display it in full size.
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At PORTFOLIO LEVEL , under to
Portfolio settings >
Portfolio > User-defined charts.
Copy a user-defined chart to another system
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User group technician or higher
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At least one data point of the original chart must also be available in the target system for the chart to be copied at all. See Available data points and categories.
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At portfolio level , go to
Portfolio settings >
Portfolio > User-defined charts.
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Expand the view for the system you want to copy a chart from.
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Select
Copy chart to system for the chart you want to duplicate.
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In the appearing window, under System, select the target system to which you want to copy the chart to.
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Select
Continue.
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The portal checks for matching data points in both the original chart and the target system. Matching and missing data points are displayed.
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Only the original chart’s data points that are also available in the target system will be included in the copied chart.
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Select
Continue. Configuration options for the copied chart appear.
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For each data point, select the Components of the target system you want to be displayed in the chart.
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Select
Save.
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If desired, change the name of the chart for the new system.
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Select
Save.
The new chart now appears at the following places:
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At SYSTEM LEVEL , in the Evaluation tab, in the section User-defined. It visible to every user who can access the respective system. Select it there to display it in full size.
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At PORTFOLIO LEVEL , under to
Portfolio settings >
Portfolio > User-defined charts.