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A trend report presents counts of events, objects, or actors at a series of points along a continuum, normally a time line. The X-axis of a trend report displays data points on that continuum representing weeks, months, or quarters in a year, or some other meaningful increment. One column of the data supporting the trend report is displays one or more Single Value properties of a DateTime type.

Example — Report Definition rule

In a report definition rule, create a summary-type report, one including at least one column of summarized data. One of the columns holds the continuum value that provides the X-axis of the report and any accompanying chart. To set the function summarizing the data by some unit of time, click the Function Builder icon (Function Builder icon) to the right of the column to display the SQL Function Builder. Select the time-related function that suits your report. See Report Definition rules — Completing the Design tab.

note about columns to useIf you add a chart to the report, note that

See Report Definition rules — Defining and editing charts.

Example — Summary View rule

The standard summary view rule Work-.ArrivalsPastEightWeeks presents counts of the number of new work objects created (by work type) in each of the immediate past eight weeks.

To view this chart for your own application:

  1. Select the application work pool to be reported on
  2. Open the summary view rule.
  3. Click the Run toolbar button (Run).

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To create a trend report:

  1. Identify the DateTime properties that are the basis of the time intervals.
  2. Create a summary view report. In the Fields area of the Content tab, click the Trend Report button (Details).
  3. Complete the pop-up form to identify the DateTime property, the dates and times for each range, and the labels. See Summary View form — Completing the Content tab — Entering trend details.

You can present values in a trend report as an interactive line chart:

  1. Design and test a summary view report.
  2. On the Chart tab, select Use a Chart for the view?
  3. Select Interactive as the Chart Output Type.
  4. Click Configure Interactive Chart. Select the Line type.

For example, open and run the Work-.ArrivalsPastEightWeeksIC summary view rule. For another example, see Pega Developer Network article PDNPRKB-24156 How to create an interactive trending line chart.

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