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Combination Chart

A combination chart displays two or more chart types—such as bars and lines—together in a single view, making it easier to compare different value ranges or highlight multiple measures at once.

Use a combination chart when you need to analyze related metrics with different value scales or units on the same chart.

Example use cases​

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  • Revenue and profit margin: Show revenue as a column and overlay profit margin as a line to visualize financial performance and trends together.
  • Production volume and defect rate: Display output as bars and overlay defect rate as a line to compare quality and quantity.

Create a combination chart​

  1. Select Data Models and Views from the navigation panel.
  2. Right-click the data model you want to use and select New View from the context menu.
  3. In the Select a View dialog, select Combination Chart from the Combination category.
  4. Enter a Name for the view. To assign names in other languages, select the translation icon next to the text box.
  5. Select the fields you want to include for each section.
  6. (Optional) Toggle Sample Mode to preview the data using a sample dataset.
  7. Click Confirm. The new view opens with your initial settings.
  8. Customize the view by using the view organizer, content area, and Toolbar.
  9. In the Toolbar panel, select Save or Save As to save your changes.

Combination settings​

SettingDescription
NameEnter a descriptive name for the worksheet. Select the translation icon to add labels for different languages—ideal for multilingual environments.
Sample ModeEnable to open the worksheet in sample mode.
Define the Levels to be Used in Drill DownSelect which fields support drill-down functionality in the chart.
Pick Series for Combination ChartSelect the fields to include, and assign each one to a specific chart type for comparison in a single view.