Need to better analyze the tasks or information within one or multiple boards? Want to see how well your team members are doing when completing their tasks or see the progress of your projects? With our Chart View and Widget, you can showcase various reports for boards in order to enhance your workflow!

 

 

What is the Chart?

The Chart View or Widget is a great tool for processing information in an analytical way. See how well your team members are performing, how fast your tasks are getting done, how they change over time and more. The possibilities are endless! chart widget as an analytical way of 

 

 

How to add the view to your board

To add the Chart View to your board, click on the option at the top of your board (it will say "Add View" when you hover over it). Select "Chart":

 

 

You can also add a new board view by clicking on "Board Power-Ups" in the upper right corner of your screen. Select "Board Views" and choose "Chart" from the Views Center:

 

 

How to add the widget to your Dashboard

To add the Chart View widget to your Dashboard or Dashboard View, click on "+ Add widget" and select "Chart" or choose "Chart" from the options shown on the landing page:

Choose your chart type

Enjoy and create beautiful charts from our chart gallery. Whether you want a pie chart, a stacked chart, or just any chart, we've got you covered! In the settings menu, pick the chart type as below: 

 

Customize your chart 

Once you've selected your chart type, you can begin to set-up your chart. Let's go over a few examples of the most popular charts. 

 

• Pie Chart

For the pie chart, select the labels based on the different column types on your board. Let's say we are managing creative requests. We can choose to structure the chart based on the request category to see the request numbers broken down by category:

 

 

You can also pick the values taken from the Numbers Columns on your board to showcase. For example, we can easily see the average amount of kilometers for each delivery vehicle:

 

 

• Bar graph

For the bar graph, select the x-axis from the different column types in your board. We can for example select "Status", meaning that the x-axis of the chart will reflect the different status labels in our Status Column:

 

 

For the y-axis, select the numerical value or any of the other columns on your board. You can select as many numerical values as you want. For example, we are comparing the amount of books in stock to the total amount of orders requested:

 

• Line graph

For the line graph, select the x-axis from the different column types in your board. For the y-axis, select the numerical value or any of the other columns on your board:

 

 

To customize your graph even more, you can order the x and y axis by ascending or descending. Simply choose your preferences under "Sort by" in the "More settings" section:

 

• Stacked graph

Similar to the bar graph, you can pick your X and Y axis to reflect the information of your choice. Let's say we want to see the kilometers for each category. Once done, we can stack it by the person making the delivery:

 

 

 

Add a benchmark and cumulative data

In this view, you also have the option to display your chart as cumulative data. This is particularly useful if you want to see the progress over a month. Each month will include all previous months plus the addition of the current month. For instance, if you are a sales team, this chart can be used to show sales progression over each quarter or year:

 

Add a calculation 

Interested in knowing what the average costs, time commitments, or travel time are in your groups? Maybe the sum or max in a certain column? Well, you can add a sum, average, median, min, or max calculation to your chart! It works with any type of chart and any column or group. First, choose the labels of your chart based on your board's groups or columns, and then select a Numbers Column to apply the function to. Then, just select the function you want to calculate! 

 

 

 

For example, in the animation above, we want to calculate the average travel distance each of our delivery vehicles drives! We've selected our "Vehicle" Status Column as the 'Labels', and our "Travel Distance" Numbers Column as our 'Values', and finally, we chose to 'Average' these values. Now, we can see the average distance each vehicle drives in the pieces of our pie chart!

 

Sort your chart

You can customize your graph even more by choosing the order of your values and whether you want  them ascending or descending visually on your graph:

 

Group your dates

You can click on the "Choose Groups " dropdown menu to decide how you would like the dates grouped by!

 

Additional settings

• Filter your chart

You can filter directly on your chart by clicking the "Filter" option at the top of your screen and choose quick or advanced filter options:

 

• Export your chart 

You can export your chart view to PDF/PNG/JPEG/SVG/CSV and also print it! Click on the three dot menu at the top right of your chart and select "Export."

 

• Share your chart 

Learn more about sharing your board views here.

 

 

 

If you have any questions, please reach out to our team right here. We’re available 24/7 and happy to help.