https://communities.sas.com/t5/SAS-Web-Report-Studio/A-conditional-highlighting-question-from-the-WRS-Usability-team/m-p/72821#M1481 Hello Everyone,<BR /> Can you answer two questions regarding the conditional highlighting rules for graphs?<BR /> <BR /> 1. <B>What is the <I>maximum</I> number of conditional highlighting rules (e.g., if cost is greater than $5000, highlight the graph component with hashmarks) you need to apply to a single graph?</B><BR /> <BR /> 2. A <I>simple</I> conditional highlighting rule has a unidimensional rule that needs to be met in order for highlighting to be applied to the graph component (bar, node, etc.). An example is “if cost is greater than $5000, then highlight with hashmarks.” The dimension is "cost is greater than $5000."<BR /> <BR /> A <I>complex</I> conditional highlighting rule has more than one dimension for each highlighting scheme. An example is “If cost is greater than $5000 <B>and</B> region is exactly equal to South East, highlight the graph with hashmarks.” This rule has two dimensions; cost &gt; $5000 and region = South East.<BR /> <BR /> <B>What is the maximum number of dimensions you would predict to need in the future if you were creating a complex conditional highlighting rule?</B><BR /> <BR /> If I am confusing you, please ask for clarification. Many thanks for your help in advance!<BR /> Jenn2 Wed, 31 Mar 2010 17:09:25 GMT Jenn2 2010-03-31T17:09:25Z https://communities.sas.com/t5/SAS-Web-Report-Studio/A-conditional-highlighting-question-from-the-WRS-Usability-team/m-p/72821#M1481 Hello Everyone,<BR /> Can you answer two questions regarding the conditional highlighting rules for graphs?<BR /> <BR /> 1. <B>What is the <I>maximum</I> number of conditional highlighting rules (e.g., if cost is greater than $5000, highlight the graph component with hashmarks) you need to apply to a single graph?</B><BR /> <BR /> 2. A <I>simple</I> conditional highlighting rule has a unidimensional rule that needs to be met in order for highlighting to be applied to the graph component (bar, node, etc.). An example is “if cost is greater than $5000, then highlight with hashmarks.” The dimension is "cost is greater than $5000."<BR /> <BR /> A <I>complex</I> conditional highlighting rule has more than one dimension for each highlighting scheme. An example is “If cost is greater than $5000 <B>and</B> region is exactly equal to South East, highlight the graph with hashmarks.” This rule has two dimensions; cost &gt; $5000 and region = South East.<BR /> <BR /> <B>What is the maximum number of dimensions you would predict to need in the future if you were creating a complex conditional highlighting rule?</B><BR /> <BR /> If I am confusing you, please ask for clarification. Many thanks for your help in advance!<BR /> Jenn2 Wed, 31 Mar 2010 17:09:25 GMT https://communities.sas.com/t5/SAS-Web-Report-Studio/A-conditional-highlighting-question-from-the-WRS-Usability-team/m-p/72821#M1481 Jenn2 2010-03-31T17:09:25Z