Bar Chart

The Bar Chart is used to display and compare different categories of data. The Bar Chart can work with the following aggregate functions: Count, Sum, Average, Min and Max.

Bar Chart Settings

What are you comparing?

Average	Returns the average aggregate value for the selected Number Field. Configuration Result
Count	Returns the number (count) of records for the selected App The Count option is the only Bar Chart display option that returns the number of records. The Average, Maximum, Minimum and Sum aggregate options will only work on Number Fields. Configuration Result
Maximum	Returns the highest (maximum) value for the selected Number Field. Configuration Result
Minimum	Returns the lowest (minimum) value for the selected Number Field. Configuration Result
Sum	Returns the total value for the selected Number Field. Configuration Result

Grouping

Grouped by

The Field used for grouping by record values plotted in the Bar Chart.

Configuration

Result

Then by

The Field used for adding an additional layer of grouping.

Configuration

Bar chart double grouping config — First click on Add Grouping

Result

(Interval)

The interval is used for grouping by specific fragments of a date, such as the Year, Month or Day.

Note: The Interval setting will only be available when the chosen Grouped By Field is a Date.

Configuration

Result

Bar Chart Formatting

Formatting lets you add additional styling options to the widget.

Orientation
Vertical	Horizontal
Axis Labels
You can add labels that decribe your axis.
Configuration	Result
Axis Range
You can set a minimum or maximum value for the Bar Chart's axis values. This can be used to visually enhance the difference between close data.
Configuration	Result

Bar Chart Filtering

You can apply two types of data filtering: widget filtering and saved views.

Widget filtering should be applied as a base filter.

For example, you might want a Bar Chart widget to only take in consideration the Projects assigned to the logged in user, as shown below:

Note: Widget filtering will be applied to all users.

Saved views can then be applied on the whole dashboard (unlike widget filters, that are applied per widget) and you can, for example, show only ongoing Projects, as shown below:

Note: Saved views are applied on top of widget filters. Unlike widget filtering, saved views are only applied to the user in context. You can share them with other team members.

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