Value Pairs in Line Graphs
Smart Chart displays value pairs in group graphs.
Value pairs can be displayed as a candlestick graph or an area graph.
The following prerequisites must be satisfied for the Smart Chart to be able to display reference ranges and/or the corresponding icons in line graphs:
You have made the necessary settings for reference ranges in Customizing. For more information, see Creating Line Graphs.
Vital signs that are combined as a value pair have a common y-axis. For example, the Systolic/Diastolic
value pair for the Blood Pressure
vital sign is represented in the same unit of measurement.
Different normal ranges apply for both values. If you move the mouse pointer over the lower half of the y-axis for the Blood Pressure
vital sign, Smart Chart highlights this in color and displays the reference range for the diastolic value in the graph background. The systolic values in the upper part of the graph are now displayed in a pale color. The same applies for the upper half of the y-axis and the reference range for the systolic value.
In the quick info text for a value pair, the system always displays both values, the selected one first. If a value is missing in value pairs, for example Systolic
or Diastolic
, only the individual value is displayed as a single point.
For more information on general display functions for all graph types, see General Display Functions.
You can find further information on editing functions for line graphs under Editing Functions for Line Graphs.
You can find further information on reference ranges in line graphs under Reference Ranges in Line Graphs.