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7-38 Network Report Definition
Creating a graph—an example
P0724352 Standard 1.0
The legend keys are distinguished on the graph by different colors, shading,
or types of lines. Up to seven colors, or shades can be used. Up to six types
of patterns are also available. The available colors and patterns depend
upon the output device. If more are needed, the original colors or patterns
are repeated in the legend.
Selected Data Elements
Contains the data elements to be plotted on the graph. Up to 10 data
elements can be selected per graph.
If more than one data field is chosen, the NAC requires that the data
elements be used in an axis key or legend key. A data field can be used as
either type of key but not both at the same time.
Graphic reports can be created by specifying the statistics group, graph
type, titles, axis keys, legend keys, and data elements.
The following procedure describes how to create a graphic report, including
a report parameter definition. The process for producing graphs is the same
for all graph types, except for pie charts. Pie charts do not require a key
axis or key axis title.
This section is separated into two parts. Part 1 defines the format and Part 2
defines the parameters.
Part 1: Defining the format
Choose "Network Report Definition" from the main menu.
1
The Network Report Definition submenu appears.
Choose "Graphic Format Definition" from the Network Report Definition
2
submenu.
The Graphic Format Definition screen appears.
3
In the Statistics Group field, choose "Destination ACD-DN Statistics"
from the [Options] menu.
4
In the Type of Chart field, choose "Vertical Clustered Bar" from the
[Options] menu.
5
In the Graph T itle field, enter Answering Spectrum.
In the Data Axis Title field, enter Number of Calls.
6
In the Key Axis Title field, enter Destination ACD-DN.
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November 1994
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