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Flowchart layout settings

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	* '''Show zoom buttons''': Zoom controls are shown in the right bottom corner of the flowchart.		* '''Show zoom buttons''': Zoom controls are shown in the right bottom corner of the flowchart.
	* '''Start/end symbol color''': Color of the process start and end symbols in the flowchart.		* '''Start/end symbol color''': Color of the process start and end symbols in the flowchart.
			* '''Flowchart direction''': Flowchart can be drawn vertically from top to bottom, or horizontally from left to right. When the flowchart component width is greater than height, the horizontal layout might fit better to the available space.
			* '''Maximum flow thickness''': When the flow thickness mapping or the conditional formatting for the flow thickess is used, this setting defines the maximum flow thickness in pixels. Use a higher value to make the thickness visualization more distinctive. The maximum thickness can be between 2 and 30 pixels.

	Other layout settings are same as in the [[QPR ProcessAnalyzer Chart#Layout Settings\|chart]].		Other layout settings are same as in the [[QPR ProcessAnalyzer Chart#Layout Settings\|chart]].

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Visualize KPI's with conditional formatting

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	== Visualize KPI's with conditional formatting ==		== Visualize KPI's with conditional formatting ==
	For details how to define conditional formatting, see ~~the~~ [[QPR_ProcessAnalyzer_Table#Conditional_formatting\|~~documentation for~~ tables]]. For conditional formatting of event types, the following ~~formatting types~~ are available:		For details how to define conditional formatting, see how to define it for [[QPR_ProcessAnalyzer_Table#Conditional_formatting\|tables]]. For conditional formatting for event types, the following formattings are available:
	* '''backgroundColor''': Color of the event type box background.		* '''backgroundColor''': Color of the event type box background.
	* '''borderColor''': Color of the event type box border.		* '''borderColor''': Color of the event type box border.
	* '''textColor''': Color of the textual information shown in the event type boxes.		* '''textColor''': Color of the textual information shown in the event type boxes.

	For conditional formatting of flows, the following ~~formatting types~~ are available:		For conditional formatting for flows, the following formattings are available:
	* '''color''': Color of the flow line.		* '''color''': Color of the flow line.
	* '''textColor''': Color of the textual information shown in the flows.		* '''textColor''': Color of the textual information shown in the flows.
	* '''thickness''': Flow thickness defined by a numeric ~~value~~. The flow thickness can be between ~~0.2~~ pixels and 3.5 pixels. The minimum value is mapped to the minimum thickness and the maximum value is mapped to the maximum thickness. Thus the ~~numeric~~ value doesn't as such define the thickness in pixels but the value is mapped to the ~~mentioned pixel~~ range.		* '''thickness''': Flow thickness defined by a numeric measure. The flow thickness can be between 1 pixels and 5 pixels. The minimum value is mapped to the minimum thickness and the maximum value is mapped to the maximum thickness. Thus, the measure value doesn't as such define the thickness in pixels but the value is mapped to the available range in pixels.

	Below is an example of event type background color (green when >10000, yellow when 5000-10000 and red when <5000). Add the following code to the conditional formatting of the event type measure that determines the background colors:		Below is an example of event type background color (green when >10000, yellow when 5000-10000 and red when <5000). Add the following code to the conditional formatting of the event type measure that determines the background colors:

Ollvihe: /* Event type and flow KPI's */

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Event type and flow KPI's

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	For flows, the following visualizations are available:		For flows, the following visualizations are available:
	* '''Flow thickness''': Flow line thickness (width) is determined based on this measure. The thinnest line represents measure value zero and the thickest line represents the highest visualized measure value. If there are no measure values close to zero, no thin lines are shown. If you need a visualization where the lowest visualized measure value represent the thinnest line, use the conditional formatting.		* '''Flow thickness''': Flow line thickness (width) is determined based on this measure. The thinnest line represents measure value zero and the thickest line represents the highest visualized measure value. If there are no measure values close to zero, no thin lines are shown. If you need a visualization where the lowest visualized measure value represent the thinnest line, use the [[#Visualize_KPI's_with_conditional_formatting\|conditional formatting]].
	* '''Color''': Color of the flow line. The lowest available value is shown as the lightest gray, the highest value is shown as the darkest gray, and other values get scaled colors between the extremes.		* '''Color''': Color of the flow line. The lowest available value is shown as the lightest gray, the highest value is shown as the darkest gray, and other values get scaled colors between the extremes.
	* '''Label''': Measure value is shown in the middle of the flow. There can be several measures mapped to this, which are shown in the same line separated by a pipe (\|) character.		* '''Label''': Measure value is shown in the middle of the flow. There can be several measures mapped to this, which are shown in the same line separated by a pipe (\|) character.

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Event type and flow KPI's

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	== Event type and flow KPI's ==		== Event type and flow KPI's ==

	Flowchart ~~is able to show and visualize~~ measures calculated for the event types and flows. First define the measure either from the ready-made measures/KPI's or write a custom expression. Then map the measure to the flowchart, ~~e.g.~~ show it as a measure value or visualize the measure using colors.		Flowchart visualizes measures calculated for the event types and flows. First define the measure either from the ready-made measures/KPI's or write a custom expression. Then, map the measure to the flowchart, for example show it as a measure value or visualize the measure using colors.

	For event types, the following visualizations are available:		For event types, the following visualizations are available:
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	For flows, the following visualizations are available:		For flows, the following visualizations are available:
	* '''Flow thickness''': Flow line thickness is determined based on this measure. The ~~lowest available~~ value ~~is shown as~~ the ~~thinnest~~ line, the highest value is shown as the ~~thickest~~ line, ~~and other values with thicknesses between~~ the ~~extremes~~.		* '''Flow thickness''': Flow line thickness (width) is determined based on this measure. The thinnest line represents measure value zero and the thickest line represents the highest visualized measure value. If there are no measure values close to zero, no thin lines are shown. If you need a visualization where the lowest visualized measure value represent the thinnest line, use the conditional formatting.
	* '''Color''': Color of the flow line. The lowest available value is shown as the lightest gray, the highest value is shown as the darkest gray, and other values get scaled colors between the extremes.		* '''Color''': Color of the flow line. The lowest available value is shown as the lightest gray, the highest value is shown as the darkest gray, and other values get scaled colors between the extremes.
	* '''Label''': Measure value is shown in the middle of the flow. There can be several measures mapped to this, which are shown in the same line separated by a pipe (\|) character.		* '''Label''': Measure value is shown in the middle of the flow. There can be several measures mapped to this, which are shown in the same line separated by a pipe (\|) character.

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Visualize KPI's with conditional formatting

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	</pre>		</pre>

	~~Below is an~~ example ~~of event type background color (green when >10000~~, ~~yellow when 5000-10000 and red when <5000)~~. ~~Add~~ the ~~following code to the conditional formatting of~~ the ~~event type~~ measure ~~that determines~~ the ~~background colors:~~		In this example, the flow thickness is determined by a flow measure value. The smallest measure value has the minimun thickness and the largest measure value has the maximum thickness.
	<pre>		<pre>
	{		{
	"thickness": {		"thickness": {
	"min": 0,		"min": {
			"aggregate": "min"
			},
	"max": {		"max": {
	"aggregate": "max"		"aggregate": "max"

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Visualize KPI's with conditional formatting

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	* '''color''': Color of the flow line.		* '''color''': Color of the flow line.
	* '''textColor''': Color of the textual information shown in the flows.		* '''textColor''': Color of the textual information shown in the flows.
			* '''thickness''': Flow thickness defined by a numeric value. The flow thickness can be between 0.2 pixels and 3.5 pixels. The minimum value is mapped to the minimum thickness and the maximum value is mapped to the maximum thickness. Thus the numeric value doesn't as such define the thickness in pixels but the value is mapped to the mentioned pixel range.

	Below is an example of event type background color (green when >10000, yellow when 5000-10000 and red when <5000). Add the following code to the conditional formatting of the event type measure that determines the background colors:		Below is an example of event type background color (green when >10000, yellow when 5000-10000 and red when <5000). Add the following code to the conditional formatting of the event type measure that determines the background colors:
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	}		}
	]		]
			}
			}
			</pre>

			Below is an example of event type background color (green when >10000, yellow when 5000-10000 and red when <5000). Add the following code to the conditional formatting of the event type measure that determines the background colors:
			<pre>
			{
			"thickness": {
			"min": 0,
			"max": {
			"aggregate": "max"
			}
	}		}
	}		}
	</pre>		</pre>

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	There are two kinds of flowcharts available: ''Snowflake flowchart'' and ''In-memory flowchart''. The latter performs processing using the in-memory calculation engine (requiring to load models into memory). Both flowcharts have similar functionality, except available event type and flow measures are different, as the Snowflake flowchart has same measures available as the [[Snowflake_Chart\|Snowflake chart]]. Also in Snowflake flowchart, a filter can be set for each individual event and flow measure.		There are two kinds of flowcharts available: ''Snowflake flowchart'' and ''In-memory flowchart''. The latter performs processing using the in-memory calculation engine (requiring to load models into memory). Both flowcharts have similar functionality, except available event type and flow measures are different, as the Snowflake flowchart has same measures available as the [[Snowflake_Chart\|Snowflake chart]]. Also in Snowflake flowchart, a filter can be set for each individual event and flow measure.

			== Presets ==
			The Process flowchart provides presets that deliver immediate, high-quality visualization the process. The presets configure the flowchart to show the most relevant event types and flows, making it an ideal starting point for case-centric models. When analyzing an object-centric model, you need to select the base object type for the preset to work.

	== Visibility settings ==		== Visibility settings ==

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	There are two resets of the zoom and position available, '''Window width''' and '''100% zoom''', which can be toggled by clicking the '''Reset zoom''' button in the bottom right. When zoom is 100%, Window width mode is activated, and when zoom is other than 100%, 100% zoom is activated.		There are two resets of the zoom and position available, '''Window width''' and '''100% zoom''', which can be toggled by clicking the '''Reset zoom''' button in the bottom right. When zoom is 100%, Window width mode is activated, and when zoom is other than 100%, 100% zoom is activated.

	[[Process_Mining_Concepts#Filter_and_Filter_Rule\|Filter rules]] can be created from the flowchart by selecting the event types and flows. When selecting only event types, you can create a filter which includes and excludes cases containing any the selected event types. In addition, you can include and exclude the selected event types (i.e. filter the events based on event types). When selecting only flows (or both event types and flows), you can create a filter to include only cases containing the selected flows and event types.		[[Process_Mining_Concepts#Filter_and_Filter_Rule\|Filter rules]] can be created from the flowchart by selecting the event types and flows. When selecting only event types, you can create a filter which includes and excludes cases or objects containing any of the selected event types. In addition, you can include and exclude the selected event types or objects (i.e. filter the events based on event types or objects). When selecting only flows (or both event types and flows), you can create a filter to include or exclude only cases or objects containing the selected flows and event types.

	== Event type and flow KPI's ==		== Event type and flow KPI's ==

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	There are two resets of the zoom and position available, '''Window width''' and '''100% zoom''', which can be toggled by clicking the '''Reset zoom''' button in the bottom right. When zoom is 100%, Window width mode is activated, and when zoom is other than 100%, 100% zoom is activated.		There are two resets of the zoom and position available, '''Window width''' and '''100% zoom''', which can be toggled by clicking the '''Reset zoom''' button in the bottom right. When zoom is 100%, Window width mode is activated, and when zoom is other than 100%, 100% zoom is activated.

	~~Event type and flow based~~ [[Process_Mining_Concepts#Filter_and_Filter_Rule\|~~filter~~ rules]] can be created from the flowchart by selecting the event types and flows. When selecting only event types, you can create a filter which includes and excludes cases containing any the selected event types. In addition, you can include and exclude the selected event types (i.e. filter the events based on event types). When selecting only flows (or both event types and flows), you can create a filter to include only cases containing the selected flows and event types.		[[Process_Mining_Concepts#Filter_and_Filter_Rule\|Filter rules]] can be created from the flowchart by selecting the event types and flows. When selecting only event types, you can create a filter which includes and excludes cases containing any the selected event types. In addition, you can include and exclude the selected event types (i.e. filter the events based on event types). When selecting only flows (or both event types and flows), you can create a filter to include only cases containing the selected flows and event types.

	== Event type and flow KPI's ==		== Event type and flow KPI's ==

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	'''Advanced''' tab has following settings:		'''Advanced''' tab has following settings:
	* '''Model''': Select [[QPR ProcessAnalyzer Project Workspace#Models\|model]] that is shown by the flowchart. This model selection overrides the model selection in the main header, allowing to create dashboards showing flowcharts from several models.		* '''Model''': Select [[QPR ProcessAnalyzer Project Workspace#Models\|model]] that is shown by the flowchart. This model selection overrides the model selection in the main header, allowing to create dashboards showing flowcharts from several models.
	* '''Cases Sample Size''' (Snowflake): Defines how many cases are randomly selected when determining variations. When not defined, sampling is not applied. Sampling is ~~only~~ applied for the variation ~~calculation, and it's never applied for the event type and flow~~ calculation. Purpose of sampling is to improve performance because instead of entire dataset only a subset is used in the variation calculation.		* '''Cases Sample Size''' (Snowflake): Defines how many cases are randomly selected when determining variations. When not defined, sampling is not applied. Sampling is always applied for the variation calculation. Purpose of sampling is to improve performance because instead of entire dataset only a subset is used in the variation calculation.
			* '''Sampling Affects Measures''' (Snowflake): Defines whether the Cases Sample Size setting is applied for the event type and flow measure calculation (i.e., measures are calculated from a sampled set of cases).
	* '''Visible Case Attributes''': Case attributes that are shown in the case attribute selector lists. This setting can be used to hide unneeded attributes for simplicity.		* '''Visible Case Attributes''': Case attributes that are shown in the case attribute selector lists. This setting can be used to hide unneeded attributes for simplicity.
	* '''Visible Event Attributes''': Similar setting as the previous, except for the event attribute selector lists.		* '''Visible Event Attributes''': Similar setting as the previous, except for the event attribute selector lists.