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The Paris Designer User Manual
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You can create and fill fields to use them as the data values in a chart. You can use
fields filled with static text and fields filled with extracted text.
fields filled with static text and fields filled with extracted text.
A chart that is created and filled with fields and added to an environment is a
dynamic chart element.
dynamic chart element.
For example, in the MileSaver model environment fields were created and filled
with the balance of miles available each month from July to December (extracted
from the printstream data in the Travel History text block). A chart was then added
to the environment and the filled fields were used to create the data values of the
bars in the chart.
with the balance of miles available each month from July to December (extracted
from the printstream data in the Travel History text block). A chart was then added
to the environment and the filled fields were used to create the data values of the
bars in the chart.
NOTE:
Paris offers a number of chart types, from a Simple or Complex Plot Chart to a
Simple or Complex Bar Chart to a Pie Chart.
Simple or Complex Bar Chart to a Pie Chart.
Each type of chart has many additional features. Refer to ‘Using the Chart Tool’ in
Chapter 11 of this Manual and Chapter 19, ‘Editing Dynamic and Static Chart
Settings’ in the Paris Designer Reference Manual.
Chapter 11 of this Manual and Chapter 19, ‘Editing Dynamic and Static Chart
Settings’ in the Paris Designer Reference Manual.
Fields filled with extracted text (points
available per month) were used to
generate the value of the bars in the chart
available per month) were used to
generate the value of the bars in the chart