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November 1, 2022

Track Issues with Pareto Chart Part 2

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Step 5: Add Data

 

We've added a Pareto Chart Widget to the Mashup, but we still need to bring in backend data.

 

  1. Ensure the top-right Data tab is active.
    33-tipc-data-tab.png

     

  2. Click the green + button.

    34-tipc-add-data-popup.png

     

  3. In the Entity field, search for and select TIPC_Thing.

  4. In the Services field, type getprop.

  5. Click the right arrow beside GetProperties.

  6. On the right, check Execute on Load.

    35-tipc-popup-configured.png

     

  7. In the bottom-right of the pop-up, click Done.

    36-tipc-data-done.png

     

  8. Under the Data tab on the right, expand GetProperties.

    37-tipc-expand-getprop-02.png

     

  9. Drag-and-drop Things_TIPC_Thing> GetProperties > InfoTable_Property onto the Pareto Chart.

    38-tipc-drag-drop-infotable.png

     

  10. On the Select Binding Target pop-up, click Data.

    39-tipc-bind-data.png

     

  11. With the Pareto Chart selected in the central Canvas area, ensure the Properties tab is active in the bottom-left.

    40-tipc-widget-properties.png

     

  12. In the Filter field, type xaxis.

    41-tipc-filter-xaxis.png

     

  13. In the XAxisField, search for and select month.

    42-tipc-xaxis-month.png

     

  14. At the top, click Save.

    43-tipc-mashup-save.png

     

 

Step 6: View Mashup

 

Up to this point, we've created a Data Shape to format the columns of an Info Table Property. You then created a Thing, as well as an Info Table Property formatted by the Data Shape. As a test, you added some manually-entered data to the Info Table. After creating a Mashup, you added a Pareto Chart Widget and tied it to that backend data.

 

The only thing left to do is to visualize your GUI. 

 

  1. Ensure that you're on the Design tab of the TIPC_Mashup.

    44-tipc-finished-mashup-design.png

     

  2. At the top, click View Mashup.

    45-tipc-view-mashup.png

     

The end result is a visualization of how each of your main issues contribute to your overall downtime.

 

In particular, this test data shows that excess_temperature is the primary cause of issues, regardless of month. 

 

You could now connect the backend data-storage to live-data from the robotic welding arm to begin an actual determination of your issues.

 

 

 

Step 7: Next Steps

 

Congratulations! You've successfully completed the Track Issues with Pareto Chart guide, and learned how to:

 

  • Create a Data Shape
  • Create a Thing
  • Create an Info Table Property
  • Populate an Info Table with appropriate data for a Pareto Chart
  • Create a Mashup
  • Utilize a Pareto Chart to display issue-aggregation 

 

Learn More

 

We recommend the following resources to continue your learning experience:

Capability Guide
ManageHow to Display Data in Charts

Additional Resources

 

If you have questions, issues, or need additional information, refer to:

ResourceLink
CommunityDeveloper Community Forum
SupportPareto Chart Help

 

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