Reference layers and features
In many visualization types, it is possible to add enhancing layers or features with more information to the visualization. This can be things like lines or curves, reference bands showing ranges of interest, or additional statistics that might be good to know.
You add all such entries from the visualization properties. See each section for more details.
- Reference elements
Reference elements are lines, markers, boxes, or bands that enhance your visualizations, that have a continuous X- or Y-axis, by adding more information and context within the same visualization. - Statistics layer
You can add a statistics layer showing statistical measures to your visualizations, that have a continuous X- or Y-axis, to enhance them by adding more information within the same visualization. - Lines and curves
Some of the visualization types can include additional information in reference lines or several different types of curves. Lines and curves can be added in the visualization properties for each applicable visualization.
- Reference elements
Reference elements are lines, markers, boxes, or bands that enhance your visualizations, that have a continuous X- or Y-axis, by adding more information and context within the same visualization. - Statistics layer
You can add a statistics layer showing statistical measures to your visualizations, that have a continuous X- or Y-axis, to enhance them by adding more information within the same visualization. - Lines and curves
Some of the visualization types can include additional information in reference lines or several different types of curves. Lines and curves can be added in the visualization properties for each applicable visualization.
Parent topic: Adding and configuring a visualization