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Process Mining
Metric selectors
Selectors can be used to switch between metrics. In that case they are called metric selectors.
Follow these steps to create a metric selector.
Step |
Action |
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1 |
In the table item list, right-click on the table for which you want to create a metric selector and select New control - Selector.... A selector New selector is added in the table item list. |
2 |
Double click on New selector to open the Edit Control dialog. |
3 |
Right click in the Selector items pane an click on Add.... |
4 |
Select the metrics you want to add to the selector and click on OK. |
5 |
If desired, you can set a Default value for the selector by adding the expression
uid([default metric]) .
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6 |
Disable the checkbox Allow empty selection to enforce that either one of the available metrics from the selector is selected, and click on OK. |
Follow these steps to add the metric selector on a chart
Step |
Action |
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1 |
Go to the Dashboards tab and create a new dashboard based on the table in which the metric selector control is present. |
2 |
Go to the Chart tab. |
3 |
Select the attribute you want to display in the chart from the Rows drop down list. |
4 |
Select the metric selector control from the Metric drop down list. |
5 |
Drag the metric selector control to the Header controls of the chart. |
See illustration below for an example.
In the example the metric selector contains three metrics. By selecting a different metric in the selector, the size of the bars of the chart also change.
To use the metric selector on a legacy chart you must create an expression that contains the following functions.
Function |
Description |
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Returns the list of UIDs (unique identifiers) of the current selection of the metric selector. |
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Selects one item from that list. Note: the metric selector used can only select one value at a time.
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Evaluate the selected metric. The metric function accepts either a metric or the UID of a metric. |
metric(any(selecteduids(FilterMetric_selector)))
.
Follow these steps to add the metric selector on a legacy chart.
Step |
Action |
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1 |
Go to the Dashboards tab and create a new dashboard based on the table in which the metric control is present. |
2 |
Go to the Chart tab. |
3 |
Drag the attribute you want to display in the chart to the Rows level. |
4 |
Drag the Metric selector control to the Header controls panel. |
5 |
Change the Size to Expression. |
6 |
Click on
expression and enter the expression containing the elements described above.
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7 |
Click on OK. |