MicroStrategy ONE
Editor Panel
The Editor panel contains a list of all the attributes and metrics that appear as data in the selected visualization. To view the dataset objects for a specific visualization, click the visualization in the dashboard.
Access
- Open an existing dashboard that contains the visualization you want to edit.
- Select the visualization in the dashboard.
- In the left toolbar, click Editor .
- To add data to your visualization, drag attributes or metrics from the Datasets panel to the Editor panel. A blue indicator line appears in the area to which you add the attribute or metric.
Fields for Each Visualization Type
The fields on the Editor panel differ, based on the type of visualization you create. See the following topics for information related to building each visualization type on the Editor panel:
- Editor Panel for a Grid
- Editor Panel for a Graph Visualization
- Editor Panel for a Heat Map
- Editor Panel for a Map Visualization
- Editor Panel for a Geospatial Service Visualization
- Editor Panel for a Network Visualization
- Editor Panel for a KPI Visualization
Tasks
Use the Editor panel to perform the following tasks:
- Rename a Visualization
- Add, Replace, or Remove Data from a Visualization
- Add Subtotals to a Grid
- Move Rows or Columns in a Grid
- Sort Data in a Grid Using Multiple Objects
- Sort Data in a Graph or Heat Map Based On a Single Object
- Swap Objects in a Grid, Graph, Waterfall Chart, or Box Plot
- How to Add and Rearrange Data in a Graph Visualization
- Remove a Sort from a Graph or Heat Map
- How to Abbreviate the X and Y Axes Values in a Graph Visualization
- View Information About Visualization Elements
- Add Multiple Conditions to a Threshold in the Advanced Thresholds Editor
- Rename an Object
- Format Numeric Values in a Visualization
- Select Which Attribute Forms to Display in a Visualization
- Create a Derived Attribute
- Create a Derived Metric Using the Metric Function Editor
- Create a Threshold on a Metric Using the Quick Thresholds Editor
- Create Multiple Element Groups