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Highlighting a Target Organisation in a Published Chart

This guide outlines the logic and flowchart needed to modify a published chart, highlighting a specific organisation in green among 42 entries, without user interaction. It serves as an effective teaching tool for data visualization


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Prompt

i have a published chart that has 42 organisations, however i want the chart to focus on one organisation highlighted in green instead of dragging the slicer

Answer

Visualization of Code Logic for Highlighting an Organisation in a Published Chart

Objective

This representation outlines the logic required to modify a published chart in order to highlight a specific organisation among 42, without needing to interact with a slicer. The organisation will be visually indicated with a green highlight.

Key Components

  • Published Chart: Displays data for 42 organisations.
  • Target Organisation: The specific organisation to be highlighted.
  • Highlighting Mechanism: The method to visually differentiate the target organisation.

Flowchart Representation

Start
  ├── Retrieve Published Chart
  │    └── Get Data for 42 Organisations
  │
  ├── Identify Target Organisation
  │    └── Set Target Organisation Name (e.g., "Organisation A")
  │
  ├── Loop through Organisations
  │    ├── For each Organisation in Chart
  │    └── Check if Organisation == Target Organisation
  │         ├── If True
  │         │    └── Change Colour to Green
  │         └── If False
  │              └── Maintain Original Colour
  │
  └── Update Chart Visualization
       └── Render Chart with Highlighted Organisation
End

Detailed Steps and Annotations

  1. Retrieve Published Chart:

    • Access the current published chart data which lists all 42 organisations.
  2. Identify Target Organisation:

    • Define the target organisation by setting its name (e.g., "Organisation A").
  3. Loop through Organisations:

    • Iterate over each organisation present in the chart. This is critical for examining each entry.

    • Check Condition:

      • For each organisation, compare it to the target organisation.
      • If True (the organisation matches the target):
        • Change its display colour to green, indicating a highlight.
      • If False (the organisation does not match):
        • Retain its original colour, ensuring no other organisation is altered.
  4. Update Chart Visualization:

    • Once all organisations have been processed, refresh the visual representation of the chart to reflect the changes made.

Conclusion

This flowchart simplifies the process of highlighting a single organisation within a chart containing multiple entries. By focusing on conditional checks and integrations, the target organisation is distinctly shown in green, enhancing clarity without user interaction via slicers.

This visualization exemplifies a straightforward way to communicate the necessary code logic and can be employed as an effective teaching tool in courses available through the Enterprise DNA Platform.

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Description

This guide outlines the logic and flowchart needed to modify a published chart, highlighting a specific organisation in green among 42 entries, without user interaction. It serves as an effective teaching tool for data visualization techniques.