Polar Chart
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This Block allows you to display data in the format of a Polar Chart. This is a useful way to visualize multivariate data and to plot one or more groups of values over common variables. For example, each series can represent a particular observation or group of data points, and these can be compared to other data sets in the same graph.
Options for the appearance include its visibility.
See the Common Properties article for more details on common appearance properties.
Polar Charts also include the spider web, start angle, tick interval, argument line color, display grid lines, grid-line color, display labels, and tick position options. The series and alignment of the chart can also be configured.
This determines the shape of the Polar Chart.
This specifies the starting point of the line in the middle of the Polar Chart.
This determines how many grid lines appear between each value if the outer argument is a number. A tick interval of 0 is the default value.
This changes the line color of the argument or outer field.
This toggles the visibility of the grid lines in the middle of the graph which separates each value.
This changes the color of the lines in the middle of the graph which separate each value.
This determines if the labels are visible or not.
This determines if the ticks on the argument line are aligned with the labels.
This allows you to toggle the visibility of each of the series when it is clicked on in the legend.
This specifies the alignment of the legend. Options include top-left, top-center, top-right, bottom-left, bottom-center, or bottom-right.
Properties that are common to most Blocks include: filter, sort, show # of results, and skip # of results;
See the Common Properties article for more details on common Data Source properties.
The Data Source property is required for the Polar Chart.
This determines what fields or data displays on the Polar Chart. The fields can be selected from a connected Data Source.
