Sankey Chart
A Sankey chart is a flow diagram that visualizes the magnitude of a flow from one set of values to another, where the width of the arrows is proportional to the flow quantity.
A Sankey chart is a type of flow diagram used to visualize the magnitude of a flow from one set of values to another. The width of the arrows or lines in the chart is proportional to the flow quantity. It is particularly useful for showing how a single input breaks down into multiple outputs or how a series of transformations leads to a final state, making it ideal for visualizing energy, material, or financial flows.
Chart Properties
This section describes the configurable properties for customizing chart views, including Color, Axis, and Insights settings.
General Settings and View Filter
General Settings – Chart-level configuration, such as excluding from global filters or applying view-specific behaviors.
View Filter – Apply filter conditions to restrict which data is displayed in the chart.
Color
Show Random Color –
Enabled: The chart will use multiple random colors.
Disabled: The chart applies the Level-Wise Color setting.
Label Font Color – Choose a font color for labels using the color palette.
Level-wise color – Define custom colors for levels/categories as per user requirements.
Axis
Format Type – Select how values should be displayed:
Options: None, Auto, Percent, Thousand, Lacs, Crore, Million, Billion, Trillion, Quadrillion.
Currency Type – Select a currency symbol for value display:
Options: None, Euro, Rupees, Pound, USD, Yen, Cent.
Precision – Set the decimal precision for displayed values (up to 5 digits after the decimal).
Insights
Use Insights to annotate the chart with context or highlight key findings.
Text – Add descriptive text. Highlight numbers or terms with asterisks (e.g., 70%, skills).
Font Size – Adjust the font size for annotations.
Font Color – Select a color for annotation text.
Text Align – Align text: Left, Right, or Center.
Position – Place annotations at:
Bottom
Right
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