Graphs are everywhere throughout the platform. We try our best to give you the graphs you want by default but you can go even further by doing some basic customizations.
How to modify /change a graph's series values
To modify a graph, first navigate to the graph you're trying to edit, for our example we'll modify a graph under the Revenues section within Sturppy Planning
Hover your cursor over the until you see a black (+) symbol appear on the left bottom corner of the graph
Hover your mouse over the black (+) symbol and click on the top icon (Chart UI)
The chart UI module will pop open - this is where we will conduct our changes
You have a few options here:
Changing the name will change the displayed name of the graph
Changing the series value will change the series that is graphed
You can add or delete series with the (+) and (-) buttons
You can change the colors of graphs using the default color palettes from the Project settings or use a unique color from the color picker
You can hide legends under the Options section
You can add a custom Y-axis by clicking the (+), this is helpful if you want to add 2 Y-axis
How to delete a graph
Be careful, if you delete it, there is no "un-do" button!
To delete a graph open the Chart UI editor
Click on the tab of the graph you'd like to remove from the top, then click the "Delete" button
How to add a new graph
To add a new graph, first navigate to the section where you'd like to add a new graph, in this case we'll add a new graph to a revenue stream
To add a graph, first open the Chart UI editor
Click the folder with a plus sign at the top right of the Chart UI editor to add a new graph
Give your new graph a name
Select a Series value from the drop down (you can select any output nodes)
Add a graph type
Add your color either by using the default palettes or the color picker and boom, you've got yourself a new graph!
How to rearrange the order of displayed graphs
To rearrange the order of graphs, first navigate to the section where you'd like to add a new graph, in this case we'll add a new graph to a revenue stream