Charts in audiences
You can use powerful full-screen chart visualisations in Orbit audience workbooks to fully visualise your analytics.
For a new or existing audience, you can add a variety of chart types. You can then define your dimensions, measures, and data properties using the intuitive chart properties side panel. Once you’ve added and defined a chart, you can select a cross-section of your data from the chart to create new audiences using our newly designed.
Add a chart to an audience
To add a chart to an audience:
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Go to Audiences.
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Create a new audience, or open an existing audience.
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Click + Add New.
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Under the Tools menu in the bottom right of your screen, click Chart.
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Enter your Chart Name, and click Create.
You’ve now created a chart and can proceed to set it up.
Setup a chart
To setup a chart:
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Click Setup a Chart or Properties. Either of these options open the Chart Properties side panel.
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Use the Chart Properties side panel to configure your chart.
Chart properties
The chart properties side panel allows you to quickly and easily configure your charts.
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Chart properties consist of the following criteria:
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Chart Type
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Dimension Properties
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Measure Properties
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Data Properties
Chart type
To add a chart type:
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Open the Chart Type drop down.
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Select your preferred chart type.
Dimension properties
Dimension properties allow you to add a dimension to your chart and refine it.
To add a dimension:
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Click + Add Variable.
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Search for and select your preferred dimension.
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You’re then presented with further options to define your dimension.
Note: A chart requires at least one dimension.
Measure properties
In measure properties, you can add a measure or calculated measure to your chart.
Measures
To add a measure:
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Click + Add Measure.
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Search for and select your preferred measure.
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You’re then presented with further options to define your measure.
Calculated measures
To add a calculated measure:
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Click Add Calculated Measure.
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You’re then presented with further options to define your measure. For more information, see Calculated Measures.
Note: A chart requires at least one measure.
Data properties
Data properties allow you to apply a resolve table to your chart, and/or omit zeros. Resolve tables apply custom counting logic to tailor how your data is counted/aggregated in your chart visualisation.
To add data properties:
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Use the Resolve Table drop down menu to select your preferred option.
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Use the toggle switch to Omit zeros, or not.
Selections
Once you have created and defined your chart, you can then select a cross section of your data to create a new audience.
In the below line chart, we’ve selected the first quarter of each month.
Using the selection menu, you can then use these selections to create a new audience.
Provide an Audience Name and click Create to complete your audience.