Use WPS Matrix Bubble Chart through 4 how-to topics covering component insertion, chart editing and export, data setup, and style settings; use the How-to Index below to jump to each task.
How-to Index
| # | Topic | Membership |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | 1. Add a Matrix Bubble Chart component to a dashboard | Free |
| 2 | 2. Edit or export the chart | Free |
| 3 | 3. Configure Matrix Bubble Chart data | Free |
| 4 | 4. Set chart styles | Free |
How-to Guide
1. Add a Matrix Bubble Chart component to a dashboard
Entry point: Dashboard page → "+ Add Component" → Chart → "Matrix Bubble Chart"
- Open the dashboard page.
- Click "+ Add Component" in the upper-left corner.
- In the component panel, find "Matrix Bubble Chart" under the Chart category.
- Click the icon to generate a default Matrix Bubble Chart component.
- Click the component to enter edit mode and continue with data setup.
Success Criteria
- UI state: A new Matrix Bubble Chart component appears in the dashboard.
- Next actions: You can continue to data configuration or style settings.
Tips While Using
- Common mistakes: If the dashboard is not in edit mode, the add-component entry may not appear.
- Environment limits: You need edit permission for the current dashboard.
2. Edit or export the chart
Entry point: Click the added chart → the "..." icon in the upper-right corner
- Click the Matrix Bubble Chart that has already been added to the dashboard.
- Click the "..." icon in the upper-right corner of the chart.
- Select the action you need from the drop-down menu.
- To reset the chart, select "Configure."
- To output the chart, select "Copy as Image" or "Export as Image."
- To remove the component, select "Delete."
Success Criteria
- UI state: The drop-down menu opens normally and shows options such as Configure, Copy, Copy as Image, Export as Image, and Delete.
- Next actions: You can complete editing, copying, exporting, or deletion based on the selected command.
Tips While Using
- Common mistakes: If the chart is not selected first, the upper-right menu may not appear.
- Environment limits: When you export or copy the chart as an image, wait until the chart data finishes loading.
3. Configure Matrix Bubble Chart data
Entry point: Matrix Bubble Chart edit panel → "Type & Data" tab
- Open the Matrix Bubble Chart edit panel.
- Under "Data Source," select the data table you want to use.
- Under "Data Range," click "Data Filter" and set the filter conditions.
- Under "Dimension (X-axis)," select the horizontal axis field.
- Under "Dimension (Y-axis)," select the vertical axis field.
- Under "Bubble Size," select the field that determines bubble size.
- Under "Fields shown in detail data," set which fields should be shown or hidden.
- Preview the result on the left, then click "OK" to apply it.
Success Criteria
- UI state: Bubble positions and sizes in the preview pane change with your settings.
- Next actions: After you click "OK," the chart displays according to the current data setup.
Tips While Using
- Common mistakes: If the X-axis, Y-axis, or bubble size field is not chosen appropriately, the chart may become harder to read.
- Environment limits: The data source fields need to match the chart configuration requirements.
4. Set chart styles
Entry point: Matrix Bubble Chart edit panel → "Chart Style" tab
- Open the Matrix Bubble Chart edit panel.
- Switch to the "Chart Style" tab.
- Under "Theme Color," choose a preset color scheme.
- Under "Series Color," customize the color of each data series as needed.
- Under "Chart Elements," set display units, number formats, bubble size, and related display items.
- Review the preview on the left, then click "OK" to apply the settings.
Success Criteria
- UI state: The chart colors and element display update according to your settings.
- Next actions: After style adjustment, you can export the chart as an image or return to the dashboard view.
Tips While Using
- Common mistakes: If colors are too similar, it may be harder to distinguish different data series.
- Environment limits: It is recommended to finish data setup before adjusting styles so the final effect is easier to review.