Bar chart
Compare values across categories. Use grouped bars for side-by-side comparison and stacked bars to show composition.
Charts and visualizations
Each chart in a dashboard is an independent visualization with its own data source, query configuration, and display settings.
Available chart types
Section titled “Available chart types”Line chart
Show trends over time. Best for continuous data with a time-based x-axis.
Pie chart
Display proportional breakdown of a whole. Limit to 5–7 segments for readability.
Table
Display raw or aggregated data in rows and columns. Supports sorting and conditional formatting.
Number card
Show a single key metric with an optional comparison value and trend indicator.
Scatter plot
Explore correlation between two numeric variables. Supports a third dimension via bubble size.
Configuring axes
Section titled “Configuring axes”After selecting a chart type, configure the data fields in the chart editor:
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Data source | The connected source to query. |
| X-axis / Dimension | The field to group or categorize by (often a date, category, or name). |
| Y-axis / Metric | The numeric field to measure. Supports aggregations: sum, count, average, min, max. |
| Color / Series | An optional field to split the data into multiple series or colors. |
For time-based charts, the x-axis field can be bucketed by day, week, month, or year.
Adding filters
Section titled “Adding filters”Filters narrow the data shown in a chart without changing the underlying data source.
- Open the chart editor and go to the Filters tab.
- Click Add filter.
- Select a field, choose an operator (equals, contains, greater than, etc.), and enter a value.
- Save the chart.
Dashboard-level filters override chart-level filters and apply to all charts on the page simultaneously. Add them from the dashboard toolbar under Filters.