Reference: Chart Types

You can choose from a variety of chart types to visualize your data stories.

Area

See Reference: Area and Line Chart Settings.

Bar

See Reference: Bar and Column Chart Settings and Create a Bar Chart Focused on Sales by Regions.

Column

See:

Reference: Bar and Column Chart Settings.

Example: Create Multiseries Column Charts for Product and Service Revenue.

Crosstab

See Crosstab Charts, Create a Crosstab Chart, Reference: Crosstab Chart Settings.

Dimension Mapping

A dimension mapping
table lets you dynamically group data based on user-defined multi-dimensional lookup rules. Dimension values in modeled sheet rows are returned based on your rules.

Doughnut

See Reference: Doughnut and Pie Chart Settings.

Fan

A fan
chart visualizes variances for forecast versions compared to a reference version.

See Reference: Fan Chart Settings.

Gauge

See Reference: Gauge and Meter Chart Settings.

Geo Map

A geo map
visualizes accounts with geographic data. Compare and contrast values across different regions with circle size and color.

See Create Geo Maps.

KPI

See:

Reference: KPI Chart Settings.

Example: Create KPIs for Variance Between Planned Product Revenue and Actuals.

Line

See Create a Period-over-period Chart and Reference: Area and Line Chart Settings.

Pie

See Reference: Doughnut and Pie Chart Settings.

Scatter

See Create a Scatter Chart and Reference: Scatter Chart Settings.

Scorecard

See Add a Scorecard to a Dashboard and Reference: Scorecard Settings.

Sheet

See Add Sheets on Dashboards and Reference: Sheets on Dashboards Settings.

Text

See Add Text to Dashboards.

Waterfall

Example: A finance department can use variance analysis to compare the revenue plan with revenue actuals and to show the positive and negative variance across a GL revenue sub-account or across different geographic regions.

See Create a Waterfall Variance Chart and Reference: Waterfall Chart Settings.