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Basic Hierarchy Chart

A basic hierarchy chart displays data in a top-down hierarchical way. The underlying data source should possess a "parent-children" like relationship. An organizational chart (of a company) is a typical use case for basic hierarchy charts. The organization data has a "Manager-Employee" relationship.

Requirements for Underlying Data Source​

  • Each data entry must have a unique ID field.
  • Each data entry must have a parent ID field, which uniquely identifies its parent entry.
  • For the topmost entry (e.g. the CEO of a company, who manages everybody but has no own manager), the parent ID must be its ID.
  • Each data entry must have at least one header field to display its information.

Example​

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