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Each chart in a dashboard is an independent visualization with its own data source, query configuration, and display settings.

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Available chart types

Bar chart

Compare values across categories. Use grouped bars for side-by-side comparison and stacked bars to show composition.

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.

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Configuring axes

After selecting a chart type, configure the data fields in the chart editor: For time-based charts, the x-axis field can be bucketed by day, week, month, or year.

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Adding filters

Filters narrow the data shown in a chart without changing the underlying data source.
  1. Open the chart editor and go to the Filters tab.
  2. Click Add filter.
  3. Select a field, choose an operator (equals, contains, greater than, etc.), and enter a value.
  4. 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.
Filter changes on a shared dashboard affect all viewers. For personal filtering, use the chart editor or duplicate the dashboard.