When displaying a chart, moving the mouse over the value area, such as over a specific bar in a bar chart, will display a tooltip.
By default, dimension and metric information is displayed automatically, but users can also customize the settings to show more information; it is even possible to achieve linkage by inserting other related charts into the tooltip.

After creating a chart, click "Tooltip" in the chart editing area to disable or enable the tooltip, edit the trigger mode, and display content.

Select trigger mode: dimension + item by default. For example, in a bar chart, if dimension trigger is selected, the tooltip will only appear when the mouse is moved to the blank area above a bar (selecting the entire dimension); if metric trigger is selected, the tooltip will only appear when the mouse is moved to a specific bar (selecting a specific item).

Edit display content: By default, the current dimension and metric values are displayed. You can drag other metrics into the display content box and edit them for custom configuration.

3.1 Supported chart types #

Bar chart, column chart, line chart, area chart, dual-axis chart, pie chart, map, bidirectional bar chart, combination chart, scatter plot

3.2 Default tooltip information #

3.3 Insert and edit text and fields #

It supports adding other metrics from the dataset to supplement the tooltip information.
(1) Drag metrics into "Tooltip" - "Display content". Click the arrow on the field capsule to edit the display field name, format, and more.

(2) Click the edit button to further configure custom tooltip information in the pop-up edit box. Supports entering text, inserting fields, and inserting charts.

Derived metrics can also be used for tooltip annotations. For example, if derived fields for year-on-year and month-on-month data are added, these fields can be applied in the tooltip.



After editing text and fields and adjusting the layout, a customized effect can be achieved. Click Preview to preview the effect.

As shown in the figure, in the editor:
Text with a gray background enclosed in <> symbols represents an inserted field, such as <订单状态> <订单状态>. After saving, the name of the dimension item or the metric value will be displayed.
Text with a gray background enclosed in [] symbols represents a field name, such as [付款金额] [订单数]. After saving, the field name will be displayed.
Text without a background is manually entered information and will not change based on the actual field information or selected data.

3.4 Insert a chart #

You can insert saved charts from the currently used dataset.

Only charts from the currently used dataset can be inserted. After insertion, the inserted chart will synchronize its filters with those of the current chart, as indicated in the prompt message. In other words, this method enables quick linkage effects.
Only charts can be inserted; tables cannot be inserted.

Click "OK" to apply the changes to the chart.