Common questions about Matrix Bubble Chart usually focus on suitable scenarios, bubble size meaning, and chart readability; this FAQ includes 3 common questions and a glossary.
FAQ
What scenarios is a Matrix Bubble Chart suitable for?
- A Matrix Bubble Chart is suitable for showing distribution and relationships in multi-dimensional data.
- You can use the X axis and Y axis for two dimensions, and bubble size for a key value.
- It works well for business analysis, sales comparison, project review, and dashboard reporting.
What determines bubble size in a Matrix Bubble Chart?
- Bubble size is determined by the field selected in the Bubble Size setting.
- Larger values usually produce larger bubbles in the chart.
- If you want a different visual result, choose another field in the data configuration panel.
How can I distinguish overlapping bubbles?
- First, reduce the amount of displayed data by using data filters when possible.
- Then adjust series colors in Chart Style to improve visual separation.
- If needed, refine the selected fields so the chart distribution becomes clearer.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Matrix Bubble Chart | A chart that uses horizontal position, vertical position, and bubble size to show multi-dimensional data relationships. |
| Data Source | The original data table or dataset used by the chart. |
| Dimension (X Axis / Y Axis) | The fields that determine horizontal and vertical placement in the chart. |
| Bubble Size | The numeric field that controls the visual size of each bubble. |
| Chart Style | Appearance settings such as colors, number format, and display units. |