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Charts

Cards that carry a chart open with the drawing that suits the data best. Use the switcher at the top right of the card to move to another drawing allowed for that data, or to Tablo (Table). Your choice only changes the view: it does not change the card, uses no quota and is remembered in your browser.

Drawings​

DrawingWhen
Çizgi (Line), Alan (Area), Yığılmış alan (Stacked area)Values over time (at least three points). Area for a single series; stacked area for parts of a whole.
Sütun (Column), Yığılmış sütun (Stacked column)Comparisons; stacked for parts of a whole.
Çubuk (Bar), Yığılmış çubuk (Stacked bar)Categories with long names or many of them (products, accounts).
Pasta (Pie), Halka (Donut)Parts of a whole. The five largest slices are shown, the rest are gathered in Diğer (Other). The donut shows the total in its centre.
Ağaç haritası (Treemap)A whole with many parts (for example overdue receivables by account); size is shown by area.
İbre (Gauge), Hedef çubuğu (Bullet)A value against a target or ceiling (sales target, credit limit, critical stock).
Huni (Funnel)The stages of the sales funnel; each stage's rate against the first and the previous one.
Tablo (Table)The chart's own figures, as a table.

Rules​

  • The model does not write figures. Every figure in a chart comes from the analysis result; totals, rates and Diğer are computed by fixed rules.
  • If the data does not fit a drawing, no chart is drawn and the card's table remains. For example, different currencies are not added up in one chart; negative values do not go into a pie or a stacked drawing.
  • One chart, one measure. One unit and one currency; there are no dual-axis charts.
  • Tablo is there for every chart: for screen-reader users, for people who find colours hard to tell apart, and for anyone who wants the exact figure.