WPS Sankey Diagram on macOS FAQ

Last updated:July 20, 2026

Common questions about WPS Sankey Diagram on macOS usually involve use cases, data setup, and chart readability; this FAQ includes 4 common questions and a glossary.

FAQ

What is a Sankey Diagram used for in WPS on macOS?

  1. A Sankey Diagram is useful for showing how resources, traffic, or business objects move between nodes.
  2. You can use it for energy flow, user path analysis, sales stage conversion, or resource allocation review.
  3. If you need to answer where data comes from, where it goes, and how much moves through each path, this chart can help.

Why does my Sankey Diagram look unclear?

  1. Check whether the number of nodes is too high.
  2. Increase the component size so nodes and links have enough display space.
  3. Use different colors for different flows and reduce unnecessary label content.

Which fields matter most when I configure Sankey Diagram data?

  1. Confirm that your data includes a source field and a target field.
  2. Then set node height based on your analysis goal, such as record count or a selected field.
  3. If the fields do not form a clear flow relationship, the chart will be harder to read.

How to export a Sankey Diagram as an image in WPS on macOS?

  1. Select the Sankey Diagram that has already been added.
  2. Click the "..." menu in the upper-right area.
  3. Choose Copy as Image or Export as Image, then insert the result into your document or presentation.

Glossary

TermDefinition
Sankey DiagramA chart used to show how quantities move between nodes. The width of each link usually represents the amount.
Node CategoryThe field setting that defines where a flow starts and where it ends.
Node HeightThe setting that determines how node or flow values are calculated, such as total record count or a selected field.
Data FilterA setting used to limit the data range or show only records that meet certain conditions.