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Add indicator to radar chart

Function: Add indicator to radar chart​

This function allows you to dynamically add a new data point or category, referred to as an "indicator," to an existing Radar Chart component on your application page. This is useful for updating charts with new metrics or dimensions without needing to rebuild the entire chart.

Input,

  • UI element (Required, Type: UI element, Subtype: radar-chart): This is the specific Radar Chart component on your page where you want to add the new indicator. You'll select the chart from your application's UI elements.
  • Value (Required, Type: Text): This is the name or label for the new indicator you want to add to the chart. For example, "Customer Satisfaction" or "Performance Metric A".

Output,

  • This action directly updates the specified Radar Chart on your page by adding the new indicator. There is no explicit output value returned by this function; the change is visible on the chart itself.

Execution Flow,

Real-Life Examples,

Here are some examples of how you can use the "Add indicator to radar chart" function:

  1. Tracking Project Performance:

    • Scenario: You have a "Project Performance" radar chart that visualizes different aspects of a project's health (e.g., Budget, Timeline, Quality). A new critical metric, "Team Collaboration," has been introduced, and you want to add it to the existing chart.
    • Inputs:
      • UI element: Project Performance Radar Chart
      • Value: Team Collaboration
    • Result: The "Project Performance Radar Chart" on your dashboard will now display an additional axis for "Team Collaboration," allowing you to track this new metric alongside the others.

  2. Employee Skill Assessment:

    • Scenario: An HR application uses a "Employee Skills" radar chart to show an employee's proficiency across various skills (e.g., Technical, Leadership, Problem Solving). A new training program has introduced a skill called "Strategic Thinking," and you want to add it to all relevant employee charts.
    • Inputs:
      • UI element: Employee Skills Radar Chart \(for John Doe\)
      • Value: Strategic Thinking
    • Result: John Doe's "Employee Skills Radar Chart" will be updated to include "Strategic Thinking" as a new skill dimension, ready for assessment.

  3. Product Feature Comparison:

    • Scenario: You are building a product comparison tool that uses a "Product Feature Comparison" radar chart to evaluate products based on features like "Price," "Performance," and "Reliability." A new product update introduces "Energy Efficiency" as a key differentiator.
    • Inputs:
      • UI element: Product Feature Comparison Radar Chart
      • Value: Energy Efficiency
    • Result: The "Product Feature Comparison Radar Chart" will now include "Energy Efficiency" as an additional spoke, enabling users to compare products on this new attribute.