Define The Maximum Graph Value; Define The First Threshold - Avaya Call Management System Custom Reports

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Define the maximum graph value

Enter x in the Maximum Graph Value list to select either a fixed or variable maximum

graph value. The maximum graph value is the value that the bar represents when the bar

is at its maximum length or height (see the following figure). The value must always be a

whole number or decimal.

If you select Fixed , you must also enter, in the accompanying field, the value the bar

should represent when the bar is at its maximum length or height.

If you select Variable name , you must also enter, in the accompanying field, a variable

name that references a report input field. Thus, selecting Variable name allows the

user to enter a maximum graph value for the bar when ordering the report. The variable

name you enter must be identical to a variable name defined in the Define Input window.

Thresholds bar graph

First threshold

Enter x in the First threshold list to select a fixed threshold, variable threshold, or

no threshold. The first threshold identifies the point at or above which the bar changes

color — normally to indicate a caution condition (see the previous figure). The first

threshold should have the lower value of the two thresholds. The value must always be a

whole number or decimal.

Maximum graph value

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Normal.

(bar is dim

intensity or green.)

Second threshold

Windows: 1 of 5 ^

Row 1 Col 1

Warning.

Caution.

(bar is blinking

(bar is bright

dim/bright intensity

intensity or yellow.)

or red.)

Defining bars in a report

Issue 3.0 May 2002

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