Combo Charts

Combo charts let you visualize two related datasets in a single chart using different chart types, like column and line. They’re ideal for comparing metrics with different scales.

Column + line

Chart setup to build a column + line chart:

Configuration option
Configuration value

Axis

Drag the dimension to plot on the x-axis (e.g., Sub-Category).

Values parameter

Drag multiple measures to compare (e.g., Sales, Profit)

Chart type

Select the Column + line option from the Combo charts section of the Chart Type dropdown menu.

Use combo charts to compare different types of data with different value ranges. E.g., Sales in dollars and the quantity in units.

Column + line chart

Stacked Column + line

Chart Setup

To build a stacked column + line chart:

  1. Axis

- Drag the dimension to plot on the x-axis (e.g., Month).

  1. Values parameter

- Drag multiple measures to compare (e.g., Plan, Actuals)

  1. Chart type

- Select the Stacked column + line option from the Combo charts section of the Chart Type dropdown menu.

Show part-to-whole relationships (stacked columns) and overlay a trend or target line for context. This chart type helps you analyze contributions to a total alongside a separate trend or benchmark.

Stacked column + line

Additional formatting options

Here are the other settings that help you refine your combo chart.

Feature
Description
Link

Number

Configure number formatting (decimals, units)

Legend

Show/hide and customize the legends

Data Label

Show exact values for each data point

Trellis

Create small multiples using category split

Conditional Formatting

Apply color rules to highlight values

Sorting

Sort axis order

Ranking

Limit to top/bottom N categories

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