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When I've built dashboards I usually try and show that by having barcharts of averages for different time periods. Example: MRR+ Today, MRR+/Day over last 7 da
by michaelbuckbee 10y ago
When I've built dashboards I usually try and show that by having barcharts of averages for different time periods.
Example: MRR+ Today, MRR+/Day over last 7 days, MRR+/Day over last 30 days, etc. It's still not perfect, but it adds at least an element of that "at a glance" context.
- jaxn 10y agoI like area + line charts for this. The area fill is the comp period and the line is the current. One of my favorite ways to do this (that most charting packages struggle with) is to use an area full for last year, a solid line for this year, and a dotted line for the future based on current trajectory. You can compare to multiple periods using stacked areas (particularly when you can assume previous periods had growth).
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