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Number Chart

Features: A number chart is used to count data that meets the criteria to get a number (sum, average, maximum or minimum), and is the most visual representation of the data.

The following is an example of how to create a number chart.

Example: count the number of new leads in this week in the worksheet Sales Leads​

Data range: New leads created this week Filtering field: Date created (this week)

Dimension: Product

Numeric: Number of records

1. Create a new chart​

2. Set the data source​

3. Select the [Number Chart]​

Dimension: select the field [Product]

Numeric: [number of records]

4. Style​

A. Card layout

Here you can set the horizontal alignment of the values, left-aligned or center-aligned, and the vertical alignment, top-aligned or center-aligned.

Set the number of icons to be displayed per line, up to 4.

B. Icon

When [Dimension] is empty (as shown in the figure), you can set the icons for the chart.

C. Statistics

Set the font size and color configuration.

D. Comparisons

You can set how to display the data comparison (percentage or numeric), the color (green for rising red for falling; or vice versa), the number of decimal places, and modify the name of the comparison.

E. Show unit

Here set the suffix, the number of decimal places for the values in the chart. There is no suffix by default.

5. Data comparison​

You can set the color of the data comparison in [Style], green for rising red for falling, or vice versa.

If you do not need to compare the data, click [Save].

6. Save​

Effect:

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