Another super easy way to rearrange columns without having to open up the visualization settings is to simply click and drag on a column’s heading to move it where you’d like it to go.Ĭhanging these options doesn’t change the actual table itself these changes create a custom view of the table that you can save as a question in FantasticStay Analytics and refer back to later, share with others, or add to a dashboard. Click and drag any of the columns listed there to rearrange the order in which they appear. To add a linked column, just click the + icon on it, which will bring it to the Visible columns section. To hide a column, click the X icon on it that’ll send it down to the More columns area in case you want to bring it back. Below that you’ll see a list of more columns from linked tables, if any, that you can add to the current table view. Open up the settings for your table and you’ll see the Columns tab, which displays all the columns currently being shown in the table. If you want to divide by a number, then just multiply it by a decimal (e.g, if your result is 100, but you want it to display as 1, simply multiply it by 0.01). Multiplying your result by a number (like if you want to multiply a decimal by 100 to make it look like a percent). Setting the number of decimal places you want to include, and The options for numbers include:Īdding character prefixes or suffixes to it (so you can do things like put a currency symbol in front or a percent at the end), The Numbers option is for displaying a single number, nice and big. Here’s an overview of what you can do: Numbers
The options panel also automatically opens up whenever you pick a new visualization type. Click the Settings button next to the Visualization button to see your options. Visualization types and optionsĮach visualization type has its own advanced options.
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Once a question returns results, you can save the question, download the results, or add the question to a dashboard or pulse. You can still select a grayed-out option, though you might need to open the chart options to make your selection work with your data. If a particular visualization doesn’t really make sense for your answer, that option will appear grayed out in the sidebar.
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