Visualizations help you display your data in the format you want. Once you add metrics and attributes to your query, Explore automatically displays your query in the most suitable format. You can change the chart type in the Visualization type () menu on the right sidebar.
Chart types for comparing trends over time
Chart types for displaying workflow
When looking at your company's results, there are chart types available to best display the workflow of your organization. These chart types focus on demonstrating how results progress rather than comparing results.
Chart types for comparing categories
Explore includes chart types that help you to understand queries that compare team, or category results. These chart types are recommended for reporting on metrics in relation to attributes (categories).
Chart types using metrics as axes
Chart types for comparing metrics
While you can compare metrics with all of the chart types, sometimes you might want to view results for only one metric or compare multiple metrics without adding attributes. With the exception of the waterfall chart, these charts work best when comparing one or two metrics.
Chart types for comparing values to total results
If you are analyzing how your individual values equate to the total result, Explore offers visualizations that can help you easily display your data. For example, you can use these charts to evaluate which groups are solving the most tickets or what combination of values is producing the highest numbers.
Other chart types
Although Explore features many visualizations to help you present your query results, sometimes a simple table is the best way to present information.
2 Comments
In the Insights reporting it was possible to do a chart with 2 types of data displayed differently, eg on as a column and one as a line.
Is this possible with Explore?
Hi Steven,
You can do this by following these steps
1. Create a line chart with at least two metrics
2. For the metrics you want to appear as bars, select to display that metric on a dual axis, as shown in the picture below
3. Go to Chart configuration (the paintbrush) and choose Secondary axes to adjust options for the secondary axes, including making sure the secondary series is a column chart
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