User manual NorCloud > Project > Report setup > Report template designer > Adding content to a page > Report designer add graph level/frequency

When the Add graph button is clicked and L(f) Graph is selected, a window for setting up the level/frequency histogram is shown:

Report designer graph LF

Field name	Optional / Required	Data in field	Information
IncludeValues	Required	Toggle on/off	When enabled, the values for each frequency is shown at the top of each bar.

Show/Hide graph layout

Report designer graph layout

Field name	Optional / Required	Data in field	Information
Margins	Required	Size in pixels for left, top, right and bottom	What margins inside the container that the graph will have.
Title	Optional	Text, (font) Size and Color	Title for the graph, text placed at the top of the graph
X-Axis	Optional	Text, (font) Size and Color	Text for the horizontal X-axis.
Y-Axis	Optional	Text, (font) Size and Color	Text for the vertical Y-axis.

Column settings (sensor, profile etc.)

When pressing the Add button, a new line will be created representing one or more columns containing data from the measurements according to the parameters given:

Field name	Optional / Required	Data in field	Information
Sensor	Required	All or single	Select what sensor to show data from. If you are creating a generic report for several projects, it is required to use All. Selecting a single sensor will only work in this particular project as the NorCloud sensor ID are unique for each project even if their tic id is the same.
Channel	Required	1 or 2	Select what channel on the instrument to display.
Function	Required	Profile and function	Choose Profile hour and select frequencies values for equivalent, maximum or minimum. Max. and min. values are connected to the time constant they have, i.e. fast, slow or impulse.
Color	Required
Label	Optional	Text	If nothing is typed here, standard notations are used depending on what profile and function is selected.

Close the window to save the changes.

After saving the changes, graph lines with dummy data is produced to give an impression on how it is going to look.

Please note that the drawn graphs are drawn with dummy data and has nothing to do with the measured data. To test what a final report will look like with measured (real) data, save the template, then go to the project dashboard and select generate report with the file name (xml) you just saved to.