Lane conditions |
Condition builder used to create filters and apply sorting to values that are
used as lanes in 3D view visualizations. For example, if you set [Name] [is not]
[IT] as a lane condition for the CIO Roadmap, then IT no longer appears as a
lane in the roadmap, nor does it appear as a lane option in the Settings pane.
Removing the filter restores the IT lane to the visualization and to lane
options in the Settings pane.
To order the results, specify sorting based on relevant field names. For
example, to order the portfolio names so that they appear in reverse
alphabetical order on the CIO Roadmap, set the sort fields to [Name] [z to
a].
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Panel conditions |
Condition builder used to create filters and apply sorting to values that are
used as panels in the visualization. For example, if you set [State] [is one of]
[Pending, Open, Work in Progress] as the panel condition for the CIO Roadmap, only
projects that are in one of those states appear on the roadmap. |
Panel color key |
Field from the Panel table that contains values used for color coding the
information displayed. The field selected here determines the values that are
available in the Label fields on the form.
The CIO Roadmap uses State, which is a field in the Project table. Panels on
the CIO Roadmap are color coded according to the project state, which can be
Pending, Open, Work in Progress, Closed Complete, Closed Incomplete, and
Skipped.
Examples of other fields that are suitable for this selection include Priority,
Risk, and Approval.
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Label 1
Label 2
Label 3
Label 4
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Values to be color coded. The values available are determined by the Panel
color key field. For example, the CIO Roadmap is based on the Project table and
has the Panel color key' set to the State field, which contains the values
Pending, Open, Work in Progress, Closed Complete, Closed Incomplete, and Closed
Skipped.
You can set specific colors for up to four values from the selected field.
Other values are shown in the Default color.
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Default color |
Color applied to values that are not selected for labels. For example, the
CIO Roadmap color codes and creates labels for the values Pending, Open, Work in
Progress, and Closed Complete. The additional values, Closed Incomplete and Closed
Skipped, use the default color. |
Color 1
Color 2
Color 3
Color 4
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Colors that correspond to each of the Label field values. For example, if
Label 1 is the Pending state, and Color 1 is red, then panels for projects in the
pending state are red. |