Graph
Objects
The Object Palette features
several types of graph objects -- trend, bar, pie, radar, and XY graphs--
that are useful for comparing data. Trend graphs are used to display a
single variable per trace over time. Bar, pie, radar, and XY graphs are
designed to display information returned by a tabular element in your data
attachment. Based on your data attachment, substitutions
are created that will be passed into drill down displays.
Trend Graphs
Trend graphs (class
name: obj_trendgraph02) are useful for plotting a single value per
trace over time and for displaying historical data stored by the Historian.
See the Trend Graphs section for
more details on working with these graphs.
Bar Graphs
Bar graphs (class name:
obj_bargraph) are useful for comparing columns or rows of numeric data
from a tabular data element returned by your data attachment. See the Bar
Graphs section for more details on working with these graphs.
Pie Graph
Pie graphs (class name:
obj_pie) are useful for comparing values from a single column or a single
row of the tabular data element returned by your data attachment. See the
Pie
Graphs section for more details on working with these graphs.
Radar Graph
Radar graphs (class name:
obj_radar) are useful for comparing columns or rows of numeric data from
a tabular data element returned by your data attachment. See the Radar
Graphs section for more details on working with these graphs.
XY Graph
XY graphs (class name: obj_xygraph)
are useful for comparing pairs of values from a tabular data element returned
by your data attachment. See the XY Graphs
section for more details on working with these graphs.
Stock Chart
Stock charts (class
name: obj_stockchart) are useful for displaying live and archived
stock data. See the Stock Chart
section for more details on working with these charts.
Legend
This object (class name: obj_legend)
is useful for displaying a legend that is too lengthy for the
built-in legends of the graph objects. The legend is easily resizable and
can be used with the bar graphs, pie graphs, radar graphs and xy graphs. See the
Legend section for more details on working with these
objects.
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