1.1 Messages

1.2 Highlights

1.3 Titles

1.4 Explanations

1.3 Clear and complete
Name title: Clear and complete

A title identifies the contents of the report object, such as measures and their dimensions. Typical elements of a title concept indicate the legal entity in question (company, enterprise...) and the division mentioned (location, department, project...), the measure represented with units, as well as the dimensions, categories, and evaluation notes needed for comprehension.
The message and the title are necessary for a chart or a text to be understood quickly.

1.3.1

Name all title elements: All dimensions, measures, and units

The title indicates all dimensions, measures, and units used in the respective exhibit. The sequence and notation are systematized by the title concept and glossary.

1.3.2

Name line and column dimensions in table titles

When using tables, both dimensions should always be mentioned in the title.

1.3.3

Write titles without fill words, e.g. structure and development

Fill words, such as representation, course and table, should be avoided not only in the title, but overall. They make it hard to gain an overview because the title is difficult to read.