When looking at dashboards produced by other data visualization tools, we often see multi-colored column charts. While this technique can be reproduced in SAP Dashboards, it doesn’t always make sense to do. Below are a couple examples of the effect, and you can see how the second instance is far more appropriate.
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Component Layering, Dynamic Visibility, and the Canvas Container
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Interactive Candlestick Charting with Xcelsius
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Adding Regression Trends to a Dashboard
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