Working with Visualizations

Create a New Visualization

To create a new visualization, click New visualization on the toolbar, or select Visualizationthen selectNew from the menu bar.

Manage Visualizations

Delete a Visualization

To delete a visualization, click the Remove button on the visualization or select Visualizationthen selectDelete to delete the selected visualization.
You can delete all of your visualizations by selecting Viewthen selectDelete All Visualizations.

Duplicate a Visualization

To duplicate a visualization, select Visualizationthen selectDuplicate from the main menu or select Options from the visualization toolbar and then select Duplicate Visualization.
The new visualization is named “Copy of visualization-name”. You can assign a new name on the Properties tab.

Show and Minimize Visualizations

To minimize a visualization, click Minimize for the visualization that you want to minimize. The visualization appears on the dock panel at the bottom of the workspace.
To restore a visualization, click the name of the visualization on the dock pane.
You can also select which visualizations are visible by using the Manage visualizations button on the toolbar. The Manage visualizations button opens a window that enables you to select the visualizations that you want to show. The Manage Visualizations window displays a thumbnail image of each visualization and enables you to select and deselect each visualization by using a check box.
To minimize all visualizations, select Viewthen selectMinimize All Visualizations from the menu bar.
To show all visualizations, select Viewthen selectShow All Visualizations from the menu bar.

Maximize a Visualization

To maximize a visualization to fill the entire workspace, click Maximize for the visualization that you want to maximize. To return the visualization to its normal size, click Restore.

Arrange the Visualizations in the Workspace

Move the Position of a Visualization

To move a visualization, drag the title bar of the visualization to the location where you want to place the visualization.
When you drag a visualization onto another visualization, the placement of the visualization is determined by the edge that is closest to the drop point.
For example: Your workspace contains two visualizations named “A” and “B”. If you drag A to the left edge of B, then A is placed to the left of visualization B. If you drag A to the bottom edge of B, then A is placed below B.
Example Layout with Four Visualizations shows an example layout with four visualizations.
Example Layout with Four Visualizations
Example Layout with Four Visualizations
Example Layout After Moving 4 to the Right Edge of 1 shows the effect of moving a visualization to the right edge of another visualization.
Example Layout After Moving 4 to the Right Edge of 1
Example Layout After Moving 4 to the Right Edge of 1
When your workspace contains visualization in multiple rows, if you drag to the bottom or top edge of a visualization then the target visualization and the moved visualization split the space that was previously occupied by the target visualization.
Example Layout After Moving 4 to the Bottom Edge of 1 shows the effect of moving a visualization to the bottom edge of another visualization.
Example Layout After Moving 4 to the Bottom Edge of 1
Example Layout After Moving 4 to the Bottom Edge of 1

Resize a Visualization

To resize a visualization in your workspace, drag the resizing tab resize tab at the bottom edge or the right edge of the visualization that you want to resize.