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KPI

KPI visualizations spotlight key metrics and data points, from a single headline number to side-by-side comparisons and progress toward a goal. Each KPI is built from one or more rows, and every row can be a different component type, giving you fine-grained control over layout and presentation.

Overview of a KPI visualization showing several component types

KPIs support several types of components, allowing you to customize the content and layout of your visualization. Click the Add button in the visualization to add a new component.

To customize the display of a component, click the component in the visualization editor. Use the KPI Builder tab in the chart configuration options to make changes to the component.

KPIs support several component types, each suited to a different way of presenting data. You can mix and match them within a single visualization.

Highlights a single value.

A KPI number component highlighting a single value

Comparison components compare one value to another and support comparing across columns and pivots. Select the same column for both comparison fields to compare two rows within a dataset.

A KPI comparison component comparing one value to another

Compares two values. Useful for showing progress to a goal. Can be displayed as a bar (shown) or a circle.

A KPI progress component shown as a bar

Chart components display a mini sparkline, bar, or line chart. Renders a sparkline by default.

A KPI chart component rendered as a sparkline

Markdown enabled free text. Useful for titles, headings, and descriptions.

For complex layouts, use the Markdown visualization.

A KPI text component displaying Markdown-formatted text

Images display an inline image. Configured by providing a URL to a publicly accessible image.

A KPI image component displaying an inline image

Use the Style tab in the chart configuration options to customize the alignment and text sizes for KPI components.

The Style tab of the KPI chart configuration options

If you want to customize a KPI beyond JustAsk’s built-in options, you can convert the visualization directly to Markdown by changing the visualization type to Markdown.

To undo changes, use the back button in your browser.