Multiseries Chart

Multiseries

For a Multiseries Chart,

• Add a chart name to label your visualization.

• Enter Y-axis 1, Y-axis 2, X-axis, and metrics to define chart values.

• Add additional tooltip info for richer context on hover.

• Apply local filters to refine dimensions and metrics.

• Add filter groups for advanced filtering options.

• Sort by dimensions or metrics in ascending or descending order.

The Style tab for Multiseries charts allows you to:

• Customize the color palette to match your theme.

• Edit caption names for clearer labels.

• Refine style settings to adjust the overall look.

• Choose orientation options to change the chart layout.

• Adjust chart size to fit your viewing needs.

Multiseries chart also offers Stacked and Percentage Stacked views:

• Stacked shows total values broken down by series, while Percentage Stacked normalizes values to percentages for easy proportional comparison.

Big Text

For a Big Text Chart,

• Add a chart name to label your visualization.

• Select metrics to define the displayed value.

• Position metric labels at the top or bottom.

• Apply local filters to refine dimensions and metrics.

• Add filter groups for advanced filtering options.

The Style tab for Big Text charts allows you to:

• Customize the color palette to match your theme.

• Adjust chart size to fit your viewing needs.

You can also drag and drop the metrics directly on the chart to rearrange their order.

Sparkline

For a Sparkline Chart,

• Add a chart name to label your visualization.

• Select metrics to define the displayed value.

• Position metric labels at the top or bottom.

• Apply local filters to refine dimensions and metrics.

• Add filter groups for advanced filtering options.

The Style tab for Sparkline charts allows you to:

• Customize the color palette to match your theme.

• Adjust chart size to fit your viewing needs.

You can also drag and drop the metrics directly on the chart to rearrange their order.

Map

For a Map Chart:

• Enter a chart name to clearly label your visualization.

• Choose a map type: Marker or Heat Map.

• Select the geographic level: Country, State/Region, City, DMA, or PIN code.

• Specify the country or region you want to analyze.

• Select the metrics that will determine the values displayed on the map.

• Apply local filters to fine-tune dimensions and metrics.

• Use filter groups for more advanced and flexible filtering options.