Advanced Dashboard

Advanced Dashboard

Advanced dashboard provides an interface that makes it easy to see key metrics and data in real time. You can customize the dashboard to show the information that is most important to you, and use it to track your performance and optimize your marketing efforts.

To go to Advanced dashboard, 
  1. Go to the ReBid ADP Home page
  2. Click Analyze from the left navigation
  3. Click on Advanced Dashboard



On ReBid, you have the ability to create multiple dashboards. These dashboards can be categorized by their names, creators, last modification dates, and available actions. Additionally, you can search for specific dashboards. 

To further customize your experience, a Settings option is available. You can easily create a new dashboard by selecting the Create Dashboard option.



In the Settings menu, you will discover an option called Custom Metrics. Here, you can search and sort through metrics according to your preferences. Additionally, you have the ability to create your own custom metrics by adding formulas or selecting from a predefined list.

A custom metric is a measurement or data point that you can create and tailor to your unique needs. Unlike predefined metrics, custom metrics offer flexibility and personalized control over how you can measure and analyze data within the ReBid ADP.





To create a Custom Metric, follow these steps:
  1. Click on the Create Custom Metric 
  2. Provide a name and description for your Custom Metric
  3. Define the desired metric by adding your own formulas or applying filters
  4. Once finished, click on the Save option to create the Custom Metric



Advanced dashboard is a personalized and customizable interface that shows you real-time key metrics and data. It allows you to track and analyze your marketing efforts easily. 

To create an Advanced dashboard, follow these steps:
  1. Click on the Create Dashboard option
  2. Enter a name for your dashboard 



A Report is a visual representation of your campaign data and metrics. It helps you understand how your campaigns are performing by presenting information in different graphical formats like tables, bar charts, line graphs, pie charts, summary charts, funnel charts, and dual-axis line graphs.

To create a new report:

  1. Click the Add Widget button.

  2. Search for reports using the filters:

    • All: All reports, regardless of type or source.

    • Predefined widgets: Reports that are pre-built and ready to use.

    • Saved widgets: Reports that you have saved for later use.

    • Favorites: Reports that you have starred as favorites.

    • Types: Reports that are grouped by type.

3. Select the report type that you want to create. Report types are based on the data source of the report.
4. Click the Add to Dashboard button.

Report types:

  • Advertising

  • Attribution

  • Funnels

  • General

  • Media Mix Modeling

  • Organic

  • User Path

  • Analytics

  • Measurement

Once you have selected a report type, you will be able to configure the report to your liking. This may include selecting the specific data that you want to include in the report, customizing the visualization, and adding filters.


Adding a Predefined Report

To add a Predefined Report to your dashboard, follow these steps:

1. Go to the Custom report section
2. Click on Add to Dashboard to include the report
4. To preview the report before adding it, select the "Preview Report" option
5. Mark the report as a favorite by clicking on the star icon
6. To remove the report, click on the three-dot menu and choose the delete option.



On the Advanced Dashboard page, you will see various options:
  1. Present: Present your screen during meetings
  2. Refresh Data: Update your data by simply clicking on this option.
  3. Share: Easily share insights or the complete report by selecting the share option.
  4. Download: Download the report in the form of a PDF.
  5. Notes: Add your own notes or comments to the report for further context or collaboration.
  6. Settings: Various options to view Custom Report as per your preference. 



In the Settings menu, you will find several toggle options. The first toggle, Toggle Display Precise Values, allows you to view numeric variables with their values displayed in a more concise format. For instance, a value of 1,000,000 will be shown as 1M. 

By turning off this toggle, precision is disabled, and another button appears to display only the entities that had delivery within the selected time period. These entities, such as accounts, advertisers, and campaigns, which had delivery, will be shown. 

The Advanced Dashboard allows you to filter the data displayed in your widgets. This can be useful for narrowing down the data to a specific subset or for comparing different data sets.



To apply filters to a widget:

  1. Click the funnel icon in the top right corner of the widget.
  2. Click Edit.
  3. In the Manage Filters screen, select the filters you want to apply.
  4. Click Apply Filters.

The widget will be updated to show the filtered data.


To expand the widget and view the full insights:

  1. Click the expand button.

To view the various options for a widget:

  1. Click the three dots button.

Available options:

  • Edit: Edit the widget configuration.
  • Notes: Add notes to the widget.
  • Clone: Create a copy of the widget.
  • Export: Export the widget data to a CSV file.
  • Settings: Configure the widget settings.
  • Delete: Delete the widget.

The Settings option includes:

  • Benchmark: Enable or disable benchmarking for the widget. Benchmarking is a feature that allows you to compare your performance metrics against set values. To enable benchmarking, click the Benchmark option and add the benchmark values.


  • Appearance: View the widget in full width. The Appearance option is useful when benchmarking is enabled, as it allows you to view the widget in full width, which makes it easier to compare your metrics to the benchmark values.

    You can add various reports in a single dashboard.

    Creating a Widget

    Creating a blank report allows you to provide a description for the report and access various options on your screen. The primary element displayed is the Blank Page, indicating an empty report. To populate the report, you can apply filters, input dimensions and metrics, add notes, reset, cancel, or save using the available options.



    To gather insightful data and present a comprehensive report, it is necessary to select different Dimensions and Metrics. These Metrics will provide valuable information for analysis and visualization. Additionally, you have the option to save the report or save as a template for future use.

    You can add a Name and description for your widget. To add notes about your data, enter the notes in the Notes field. 

    To select the date range for which you want to view data, click the Date range field. Select from the various date options available, or choose your own custom date range.



    To apply filters to your data, click the Filters button.
    • Select the filters you want to apply, and set the desired values.
    • You can select up to 10 filters at once.
    • To reset the data, click the Reset button.
    • To cancel the changes you have made, click the Cancel button.
    • To save the data, click the Save button.
    • To save the data as a template, click the Save as template button.

    Once you have added the name, description, notes, date range, and filters you want, you can save the data or use it to generate reports.


    To view the insights and reports in Graphical representation, you should select atleast one Dimension and one Metric. The list of all the available Dimensions and Metrics is below:

    Dimensions

    A dimension refers to a specific attribute or characteristic used for analyzing and categorizing data. It provides a way to segment and organize information based on various factors such as demographics, location, time, device, creative elements, and campaign details. 

    Dimensions help advertisers gain insights and make data-driven decisions to optimize targeting, measure performance, and understand audience behavior in their advertising campaigns. Some of the Dimensions on the Rebid platform are:

    Dimensions
    Definition
    Account
    A specific account or user identifier associated with an advertising platform.
    Ad Content
    The actual content or creative elements of an advertisement.
    Ad Format
    The specific format or layout of an advertisement, such as banner, video, or text.
    Ad Group
    A group or collection of related advertisements within a campaign.
    Ad Group Channel ID
    The unique identifier for the channel associated with an ad group.
    Ad ID
    The unique identifier assigned to an individual advertisement.
    Ad Name
    The name or title given to an advertisement for identification purposes.
    Advertiser
    The entity or individual who is promoting a product, service, or message through advertising.
    Age
    The age demographic or range targeted for a particular advertisement or campaign.
    App Name
    The name of the mobile application associated with an advertisement.
    Audience Name (GA4)
    The name given to a specific audience segment within Google Analytics 4.
    Campaign
    A specific advertising initiative or project with a defined objective.
    Campaign Budget
    The allocated budget for a particular campaign.
    Campaign Channel ID
    The unique identifier for the channel associated with a campaign.
    Campaign Group
    A group or collection of related campaigns.
    Campaign Group Channel ID
    The unique identifier for the channel associated with a campaign group.
    Category ID
    The unique identifier assigned to a specific category or classification.
    Category Name
    The name or label given to a specific category.
    Channel
    The platform or medium through which an advertisement is delivered, such as online, TV, radio, etc.
    City
    The city location associated with an advertisement or audience targeting.
    Conversion Action
    The specific action or behavior that is considered a conversion, such as a purchase or sign-up.
    Conversion Event
    The event or activity that triggers a conversion tracking mechanism.
    Conversion Time
    The timestamp or time at which a conversion event occurred.
    Conversion Type
    The type or category of a conversion, such as sales, leads, or downloads.
    Country
    The country location associated with an advertisement or audience targeting.
    Creative Group
    A group or collection of related creatives within an ad group.
    Creative ID
    The unique identifier assigned to an individual creative element within an advertisement.
    Creative Name
    The name or label given to an individual creative within an advertisement.
    Creative Size
    The dimensions or size specifications of a creative element within an advertisement.
    Creative Type (Ad Server)
    The specific type or format of a creative as recognized by the ad server.
    Creative Version (Ad Server)
    The version or iteration number of a creative as recognized by the ad server.
    Currency
    The currency used for financial transactions and budget allocation.
    Date
    The specific date associated with an event, activity, or data point.
    Day Part
    The specific time period or segment of a day targeted for ad delivery.
    Device
    The device type or platform on which an advertisement is displayed, such as desktop, mobile, or tablet.
    Device Platform
    The specific operating system or platform associated with a device.
    Domain
    The website domain associated with an advertisement or landing page.
    Event Name (GA4)
    The name given to a specific event or activity within Google Analytics 4.
    Gender
    The gender demographic targeted for a particular advertisement or campaign.
    Impression Time
    The timestamp or time at which an advertisement impression occurred.
    Keywords
    The specific words or phrases used for targeting or optimizing advertisements.
    Labels
    Descriptive tags or labels assigned to categorize or organize advertisements.
    Landing Page
    The specific web page or destination where users are directed after clicking on an advertisement.
    Level
    The hierarchical level or position of an element within a campaign structure.
    Match Type
    The specific keyword matching option used for targeting or displaying advertisements.
    Media Plan
    A comprehensive plan outlining the media channels, budget, and schedule for advertising activities.
    Month
    The specific month associated with an event, activity, or data point.
    Order ID
    The unique identifier for an order or transaction related to advertising.
    OS
    The operating system associated with a device or platform.
    Page Channel ID
    The unique identifier for the channel associated with a specific page.
    Page Name
    The name or label assigned to a specific page.
    Partner
    The external partner or entity involved in an advertising collaboration or campaign.
    Permalink
    A permanent hyperlink or URL associated with a specific web page or content.
    Pixel Name
    The name or label given to a tracking pixel used for measurement or data collection.
    Placement
    The specific location or position where an advertisement is displayed or published.
    Placement (Ad-Server)
    The designated placement or location for an advertisement within an ad server.
    Placement Group (Ad Server)
    A group or collection of related placements within an ad server.
    Platform (GA4)
    The specific platform or application associated with an event or activity in Google Analytics 4.
    Platform Position
    The position or location of an advertisement within a particular platform or application.
    Position in Content
    The specific placement or position of an advertisement within the content of a webpage or publication.
    Post Description
    The textual description or content associated with a social media post.
    Post ID
    The unique identifier assigned to an individual social media post.
    Property ID (GA4)
    The unique identifier for a specific property or website in Google Analytics 4.
    Publisher Platform
    The platform or network where an advertisement is published or displayed.
    Reach Type
    The specific type of audience reach or targeting strategy employed for an advertisement.
    Region
    The geographical region or area associated with an advertisement or audience targeting.
    Segment
    A specific segment or subset of an audience targeted for an advertisement or campaign.
    Seller Member
    The member or entity responsible for selling or offering advertising space or inventory.
    Session Campaign Name (GA4)
    The name given to a specific campaign associated with a session in Google Analytics 4.
    Since
    The starting point or date from which a specific period is measured.
    Site (Ad-Server)
    The specific website associated with an advertisement within an ad server.
    Source Medium
    The source and medium from which traffic or users are derived, often used in analytics tracking.
    Status
    The current status or state of an advertisement or campaign, such as active, paused, or completed.
    Tracker
    The tracking mechanism or code used to monitor and measure advertising activities.
    Until
    The end point or date until which a specific period is measured.
    View ID
    The unique identifier for a particular view or perspective within a system or platform.
    Week (Monday to Sunday)
    The specific week of the year measured from Monday to Sunday.
    Week (Sunday to Monday)
    The specific week of the year measured from Sunday to Monday.
    Year
    The specific year associated with an event, activity, or data point.

    Metrics

    Metrics in advertising refer to the measurements or numbers that help advertisers understand how well their advertisements are performing. These metrics can include things like the number of people who see the ad (impressions), the number of people who click on it (click-through rate), or the number of people who take a desired action, like making a purchase or signing up for a newsletter (conversion rate). 

    By tracking these metrics, advertisers can evaluate the success of their advertising campaigns and make informed decisions to improve their strategies. Some of the Metrics on the Rebid platform are:

    Metrics
    Definition
    ¾ Completions
    The number of actions or events that are three-fourths completed as part of an advertising campaign or initiative.
    Account Submit (Attribution)
    The number of submitted account forms or registrations attributed to advertising activities.
    Add to Carts
    The number of times users added products or items to their shopping carts as a result of advertising.
    Advertising Cost of Sales (Amazon)
    The ratio of advertising costs to sales revenue on the Amazon platform.
    Advertising Cost of Sales (click)(Amazon)
    The ratio of advertising costs per click to sales revenue on the Amazon platform.
    App Installs
    The number of times a mobile application is downloaded and installed by users through advertising efforts.
    ATC CPC Spends
    The cost per click spent on advertising to drive add-to-cart actions by users.
    Average DAUs (Attribution)
    The average number of daily active users attributed to advertising campaigns.
    Average Frequency
    The average number of times an ad is shown to a unique user within a specific time frame.
    Average MAUs (Attribution)
    The average number of monthly active users attributed to advertising campaigns.
    Average Session Duration
    The average length of time users spend in a session on a website or application as a result of advertising.
    Average ticket Size (CRM)
    The average value of a purchase or transaction made by customers through a CRM (customer relationship management) system.
    Bounce Rate %
    The percentage of users who navigate away from a website or landing page after viewing it briefly without taking any further action.
    CM
    Abbreviation for "Campaign Manager," a platform or system used to manage and track advertising campaigns
    Click Conversions
    The number of conversions that occur within a duration after a user clicks on an ad.
    Click Conversion Rate %
    The percentage of ad clicks that result in conversions.
    Click Reach
    The number of unique users reached through ad clicks.
    Clicks
    The total number of clicks on advertisements.
    Clicks To Play
    The number of times an ad is clicked to initiate playback of a video or multimedia content.
    Companion Clicks
    The number of clicks on companion ads displayed alongside a primary ad.
    Companion Impressions
    The number of times companion ads are displayed alongside a primary ad.
    Complete Registrations
    The number of registrations or sign-ups completed by users through advertising efforts.
    Contact Leads (CRM)
    The number of leads or potential customers obtained through a CRM system.
    Conversion Rate (Ad Server)
    The percentage of ad clicks that result in conversions, as measured by the ad server.
    Conversion Rate %
    The percentage of users who take a desired action (conversion) in response to advertising efforts.
    Conversion Revenue (Ad Server)
    The revenue generated from conversions, as measured by the ad server.
    Conversion Value
    The value assigned to a specific conversion or desired action taken by users in response to advertising.
    Conversion Value USD
    The value assigned to a specific conversion or desired action taken by users in response to advertising, measured in US dollars.
    Conversions
    The number of desired actions or conversions completed by users in response to advertising efforts.
    Cost Per Conversion (Ad Server)
    The average cost incurred for each conversion, as measured by the ad server.
    Cost Per Custom Event
    The average cost incurred for each custom event tracked in advertising campaigns.
    Cost per Link Click (CPC)
    The cost incurred for each click on a link in an advertisement.
    Cost Per Post Engagement
    The average cost incurred for each user engagement with a post on a social media platform.
    CPA
    Cost Per Acquisition or Cost Per Action, which represents the average cost incurred for each desired action or conversion.
    CPC
    Cost Per Click, which represents the average cost incurred for each click on an advertisement.
    CPCV
    Cost Per Completed View, which represents the average cost incurred for each completed view of a video advertisement.
    CPEL (CRM)
    Cost Per Eligible Lead, which represents the average cost incurred for each eligible lead obtained through a CRM system.
    CPL
    Cost Per Lead, which represents the average cost incurred for each lead or potential customer obtained through advertising efforts.
    CPM
    Cost Per Mille or Cost Per Thousand Impressions, which represents the average cost incurred for every one thousand ad impressions.
    CPV
    Cost Per View, which represents the average cost incurred for each view of an advertisement, typically used for video ads.
    CTR % (Ad Server)
    Click-Through Rate, expressed as a percentage, which represents the ratio of ad clicks to ad impressions, as measured by the ad server.
    Custom (Leads)
    Custom leads refer to specific leads or potential customers obtained through customized advertising efforts.
    Custom (Purchases + Leads)
    Custom purchases and leads refer to specific conversions and leads obtained through customized advertising efforts.
    Custom CPA (Leads + Purchases)
    Custom Cost Per Acquisition, which represents the average cost incurred for each lead or purchase obtained through customized advertising efforts.
    Custom Leads Total
    The total number of leads or potential customers obtained through customized advertising efforts.
    Custom ROAS
    Custom Return on Advertising Spend, which represents the return on investment (ROI) for customized advertising efforts.
    DCOS (CRM)
    Duplicate Cost of Sale, which represents the cost incurred for each duplicate or repeated sale obtained through a CRM system.
    Duplicate Leads (CRM)
    The number of duplicate leads or potential customers obtained through a CRM system.
    Eligibility Ratio (CRM)
    The ratio of eligible leads or potential customers to total leads obtained through a CRM system.
    Eligible Leads (CRM)
    The number of eligible leads or potential customers obtained through a CRM system.
    Email Verified (Attribution)
    The number of email addresses verified as part of the attribution process for advertising campaigns.
    Event Value (GA4)
    The value assigned to a specific event or action tracked in the Google Analytics 4 (GA4) platform.
    Expose View (Attribution)
    The number of views or impressions recorded as part of the attribution process for advertising campaigns.
    FBM Initiate Checkouts
    The number of initiate checkout events achieved through Facebook Marketplace advertising.
    FBM Subscriptions
    The number of subscriptions obtained through Facebook Marketplace advertising.
    Filter for Spend Impressions
    A filtering mechanism to isolate impressions related to advertising spend.
    Goal Competition Rate %
    The percentage of competition or rivalry among multiple goals set for advertising campaigns.
    Goal Conversion Rate %
    The percentage of goals achieved or conversions recorded in relation to advertising campaigns.
    Goal Value
    The value assigned to specific goals or conversions achieved in relation to advertising campaigns.
    Half Completions
    The number of actions or events that are half completed as part of an advertising campaign or initiative.
    Historical Quality Score
    The historical assessment or rating of the quality of advertisements based on relevance, expected click-through rate, and landing page experience.
    Impression Conversions
    The number of conversions that occur based on ad impressions alone, without requiring clicks.
    Impression Share %
    The percentage of available ad impressions that are actually displayed to users.
    Impression Share Lost Due to Budget %
    The percentage of potential ad impressions lost due to budget limitations.
    Impressions
    The total number of times advertisements are displayed or viewed by users.
    Installs (Attribution)
    The number of installations or downloads attributed to advertising campaigns.
    Landing Page Views
    The number of times a landing page is viewed or accessed by users as a result of advertising efforts.
    LAT Installs (Attribution)
    The number of installs attributed to limited ad tracking (LAT) users in advertising campaigns.
    LAT Rate % (Attribution)
    The percentage of limited ad tracking (LAT) users among total attributed installs in advertising campaigns.
    Lead Generation
    The process of acquiring leads or potential customers through advertising efforts.
    Lead Rate (CRM)
    The rate at which leads or potential customers are generated through a CRM system.
    Lead to Sanction (CRM)
    The process of converting leads or potential customers obtained through a CRM system into sanctioned or approved customers.
    Leads (CRM)
    The number of leads or potential customers obtained through a CRM system.
    Link Click Through Rate (CTR)
    The percentage of users who click on a link within an advertisement, relative to the total number of ad impressions.
    Measurable Impressions
    The number of ad impressions that can be measured or tracked.
    Metrics Name
    The name or label given to specific metrics used for tracking and analyzing advertising performance.
    Mixed Filter
    A filter or combination of filters applied to isolate specific data or metrics in advertising analysis.
    Mobile App Installs
    The number of installations or downloads of a mobile application achieved through advertising efforts.
    New Metrics
    Newly introduced or additional metrics used for tracking and analyzing advertising performance.
    New Users
    The number of new users or unique individuals attracted through advertising efforts.
    Offsite Conversions
    Conversions or desired actions completed by users outside the advertiser's website or application.
    Organic Post Impressions (Organic)
    The number of impressions generated by organic or non-paid posts on social media platforms.
    Organic Video Complete Views (Organic)
    The number of complete views of organic or non-paid video content.
    Page Likes
    The number of likes or engagements received by a page on a social media platform as a result of advertising efforts.
    Page Views Per Session
    The average number of page views per session recorded as a result of advertising efforts.
    Paid Post Impressions (Organic)
    The number of impressions generated by paid posts on social media platforms.
    Paid Complete Views (Organic)
    The number of complete views of paid video content on social media platforms.
    Paid Video Complete Views (Organic)
    The number of complete views of paid video content on social media platforms.
    Paid Video Views (Organic)
    The number of views generated by paid video content on social media platforms.
    Phone Verified (Attribution)
    The number of phone numbers verified as part of the attribution process for advertising campaigns.
    Post Click Conversions
    The number of conversions that occur after a user clicks on a post in a social media platform.
    Post Click Conversions (Ad Server)
    The number of conversions that occur after a user clicks on a post, as measured by the ad server.
    Post Comments (Organic)
    The number of comments received on organic or non-paid posts on social media platforms.
    Post Engagement
    The level of user engagement, such as likes, comments, and shares, received by posts on social media platforms.
    Post Likes
    The number of likes received by posts on social media platforms.
    Post Likes + Reactions
    The total number of likes and reactions received by posts on social media platforms.
    Post Shares
    The number of times posts on social media platforms are shared by users.
    Post View Conversions
    The number of conversions that occur after a user views a post on social media platforms.
    Purchases
    The number of purchases or transactions completed by users as a result of advertising efforts.
    Quarter Completions
    The number of actions or events that are one-fourth completed as part of an advertising campaign or initiative.
    Raw Media Cost
    The total cost incurred for media placements or advertising space without additional expenses.
    Reach
    The total number of unique users or individuals who have been exposed to an advertisement.
    Reinstalls
    The number of times a mobile application is reinstalled by users through advertising efforts.
    Return on Advertising Spend
    The ratio of revenue generated to the cost of advertising, indicating the effectiveness of advertising campaigns.
    Sanctioned Amount
    The approved or authorized amount associated with a particular advertising initiative or campaign.
    Sanctioned Leads
    The number of leads or potential customers that have been approved or authorized in a specific advertising campaign.
    Search Impression Share %
    The percentage of available impressions in search engine advertising that are actually displayed to users.
    Search Lost Impression Share %
    The percentage of potential search impressions lost due to various factors, such as low ad rank or budget limitations.
    Session Conversion Rate (GA4)
    The percentage of sessions that result in conversions, as measured in the Google Analytics 4 (GA4) platform.
    Session per User (GA4)
    The average number of sessions per user recorded in the Google Analytics 4 (GA4) platform.
    Sessions
    The total number of sessions or visits recorded on a website or application as a result of advertising efforts.
    Spend
    The total amount of money spent on advertising campaigns.
    Total Contacts
    The total number of contacts or leads obtained through advertising efforts.
    Total Conversions
    The overall number of conversions or desired actions completed by users in response to advertising efforts.
    Total Pricing
    The total cost or pricing associated with an advertising campaign or initiative.
    Total Reach
    The cumulative reach or total number of unique users exposed to an advertisement over a specified time period.
    Total Revenue
    The total revenue generated as a result of advertising efforts.
    Total Spent
    The total amount of money spent on advertising campaigns.
    Total Users
    The total number of users or individuals who have interacted with an advertisement or advertising campaign.
    Uninstalls
    The number of times a mobile application is uninstalled by users.
    Unique Reach
    The number of unique users or individuals reached by an advertisement without duplication.
    Users
    The number of users or individuals who have interacted with an advertisement or advertising campaign.
    VCR %
    Video Completion Rate, expressed as a percentage, which represents the ratio of
    video completions to video impressions.
    Video Completions
    The number of times a video advertisement is viewed to completion.
    Video Views
    The number of times a video advertisement is viewed by users.
    Viewability Rate %
    The percentage of ad impressions that meet the viewability criteria, indicating the visibility of advertisements to users.
    Viewable Impressions
    The number of ad impressions that meet the viewability criteria, indicating the visibility of advertisements to users.
    Viewed Minutes
    The total number of minutes that users have viewed content, such as videos or live streams, as a result of advertising efforts.
    Views
    The total number of views or impressions recorded for an advertisement.
    VTR %
    View-Through Rate, expressed as a percentage, which represents the ratio of video views to video impressions.
    Website Clicks
    The number of clicks generated on a website as a result of advertising efforts.

    How to choose the right Data visualization tool in Advanced Dashboard?

    Advanced Dashboard offers a variety of visualization options to help you view your data in the way that works best for you. These options include:

    • Tables: Tables are a good way to display large amounts of data in a tabular format.
    • Columns: Column charts are a good way to compare different categories of data.
    • Bars: Bar charts are similar to column charts, but they can also be used to show changes over time.
    • Lines: Line graphs are a good way to show trends over time.
    • Dual-axis lines: Dual-axis line graphs allow you to compare two different sets of data on the same chart.
    • Pie charts: Pie charts are a good way to show the distribution of data.
    • Summary charts: Summary charts provide a quick overview of your data, such as the total number of records, the average value of a field, and the maximum and minimum values.
    • Funnel charts: Funnel charts show the flow of data through a series of stages.
    • Combo charts: Combo charts combine two or more different types of visualizations into a single chart.
    • Maps: Maps can be used to visualize data that is associated with a location.

    Which visualization option you choose will depend on the specific data you are trying to display and the insights you want to gain. Before you choose the right data visualization, you should keep in mind the answers to the following questions:
    1. What do you want to show? Do you want to compare different things? Do you want to show how something has changed over time? 
    2. How much data do you have? If you have a lot of data, you may need to choose a visualization that can handle large datasets efficiently.
    Sub-categories of data visualization:
    1. Comparison:
    1. Bar chart
    2. Column chart
    3. Line chart
    2. Distribution:
    1. Column histogram
    2. Line chart
    3. Composition:
    1. Pie chart
    To decide which visual representation works best for you, this depends on your specific needs and the type of data you have. Here are some general guidelines:
    1. Bar charts and column charts are good for comparing different categories. Use a bar chart if you have many items and a column chart if you have few items.
    2. Line charts are good for showing how things have changed over time.
    3. Column histograms are good for showing the distribution of a single variable, especially if you have few data points.
    4. Line charts are also good for showing the distribution of a single variable, especially if you have many data points.
    5. Pie charts are good for showing the composition of a whole.

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