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Scenario

Estimated Time: 13 min

In this scenario, we will create a Bar chart to display "Book Print Operational Costs". 

Background

Our scenario will use a Data Source Profile called "BookWarehouse" to query a database table called "PRINTOPERATION". The table contains current min, max, and average operational costs associated with the printing and go-to-market costs for books. For this scenario, we will focus on charting the current average market costs for each type of print operation:

SQL > mysql> select po_book_id, printoperation, avgcost from printoperation;
+------------+-----------------------+----------+
| po_book_id | printoperation        | avgcost  |
+------------+-----------------------+----------+
|          2 | Developmental Editing | 18000.00 |
|          3 | Copyediting           |  7000.00 |
|          4 | Cover Design          |  3500.00 |
|          5 | Formatting            |  2500.00 |
|          6 | Illustrations         |  4000.00 |
|          7 | ISBN Registration     |   250.00 |
|          8 | Marketing & PR        |  5000.00 |
+------------+-----------------------+----------+

Our example query against the PRINTOPERATION table looks like:

SELECT printoperation as "Service"
,format(avgcost,0) AS "Cost" 
FROM printoperation;

Steps

The following steps will demonstrate how to use Markup to insert Confluence's native Chart Macro and our SQL Macro on a Confluence page.



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