Three Variable Corner Chart

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Three Variable Corner Chart

This chart uses three variables to position objects in 3D. The distribution corresponds to the Min and Max for the group over the time period. If “self” is selected, each object will cover the range from lowest to highest, which shows when each variable reached its highs and lows.

Working with the “Industries Only” space: 
see One Variable Chart

  1. Click Three Variable Corner Chart to start configuring this Three Variable Corner Chart lens. 
  2. Choose “Three Variable Corner Chart”
  3. Choose the attribute for the Y position (we chose “Full-Time and Part-Time Employees…”)
  4. Click Map
  5. Choose the attribute for the X position (we chose Gross-Domestic-Product-by-Industry)
  6. Click Map
  7. Choose the attribute for the Z position (we chose Industry-by-Commodity Total Requirements)
  8. Click Map

Three Variable Corner Chart

Configure this lens manually:

  • In the “Lens Settings panel, double click “objects”
    • Select an attribute to map to Y
    • Select an attribute to map to X
    • Select an attribute to map to Z
  • In the Axis and Grid Properties Panel:
    • Check the box to “Show Axes”
    • Check the box to show XY, YZ and XZ grids

This will create a vivid representation of the variability in a set of series.