03 March 2025

ebs: intel Changes for 4.31

The following key product changes have been made to ebs: intel:

Additional chart types

The following charts can now be selected in the Chart tab:

Spline Chart
Spider Chart
Treemap
Doughnut Sunburst
Iframe

Enter a URL link (including the 'http://' or 'https://' prefix) to display the output on the dashboard.

The following table describes the recommended use for each chart type (including existing ones).

Use this chart	For this purpose...
Bar Chart	When you want to compare value sizes.
Stacked Bar Chart	When you want to view proportions, the data is multi-dimensional and the proportion is more important than absolute value.
100% Stacked Bar Chart	When you want to view proportions, the data is multi-dimensional and the absolute value is more important than proportion.
Column Chart	When you want to compare value sizes and you have long labels or want to show rankings.
Stacked Column Chart	When you want to view proportions, the data is multi-dimensional and the absolute value is more important than proportion.
100% Stacked Column Chart	When you want to view proportions, the data is multi-dimensional and the proportion is more important than absolute value.
Area Chart	When you want to look at continuous values or trends over time.
Spline Area Chart	When you want to look at continuous values or trends over time.
Step Area Chart	When you want to look at continuous values or trends over time and highlight the irregularity of changes.
Line Chart	When you want to look at continuous values or trends over time.
Spline Chart	When you want to look at continuous values or trends over time.
Step Line Chart	When you want to look at continuous values or trends over time and highlight the irregularity of changes.
Combined Chart	When you want to look at a correlation (or lack thereof) between data sets.
Scatter Chart	When you want to look at the relationship between two numerical values.
Bubble Chart	When you want to look at the relationship between three numerical values.
Pie Chart	When you want to view proportions and the data is single-dimensional.
Doughnut Chart	When you want to view proportions and the data is single-dimensional.
Spider Chart	When you want to look at multiple performance measures.
Radar Chart	When you want to look at multiple performance measures.
Wind Rose	When you want to look at multiple performance measures.
Treemap	When the data is hierarchical.
Sunburst	When you want to view proportions, the data is multi-dimensional and the absolute value is more important than proportion.
Doughnut Sunburst	When you want to view proportions, the data is multi-dimensional and the absolute value is more important than proportion.
Funnel Chart	When you want to look at completion stages.
Pyramid Chart	When you want to show data in a progressive order.
Speedometer	When you are looking at a single value and the range where the value falls is important.
Traffic Light	When you are looking at a single value and only the current status is important.
Lightbulb	When you are looking at a single value and only the current status is important.
Map	When the data is geographical and the precise location is important.
Heat Map	When the data is geographical and loose clustering is important.
Table	When exact values are important.
Rotated Table	When exact values are important.
Analytics	When you want to be told what the most important characteristics are.
Iframe	When you want to embed HTML.

Refer to piDocumentation for further information about Panintelligence release notes.