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This chart type is useful for comparing different metrics, even those measured in different units, within a single report.
This chart type is useful for comparing different metrics, even those measured in different units, within a single report.
For example, you can display the number of tasks completed by employees in a month alongside the time spent on those tasks based on data tags:
For example, you can display the number of tasks completed by employees in a month alongside the time spent on those tasks based on data tags:
The chart is built using report data and consists of four main components:
*X-axis (horizontal) – Shows categories such as employees, projects or days of the week.
*Y-axis (vertical) – Displays numeric values such as the number of completed tasks, hours worked, or sales volume.
*Bars – Represent one metric (e.g., the total number of completed tasks).
*Line – This represents another key figure (e.g., the total time logged, as specified in the data tags).
To display the appropriate data, use group and sort features.

Revision as of 14:08, 5 May 2025

A Combined Chart in Planfix reports allows you to combine two different types of charts into a single visualization:

  • Bar chart – Displays data as vertical columns of varying heights to show quantitative values.
  • Line chart – Connects data points with a line to visualize trends over time.

This chart type is useful for comparing different metrics, even those measured in different units, within a single report. For example, you can display the number of tasks completed by employees in a month alongside the time spent on those tasks based on data tags:

The chart is built using report data and consists of four main components:

  • X-axis (horizontal) – Shows categories such as employees, projects or days of the week.
  • Y-axis (vertical) – Displays numeric values such as the number of completed tasks, hours worked, or sales volume.
  • Bars – Represent one metric (e.g., the total number of completed tasks).
  • Line – This represents another key figure (e.g., the total time logged, as specified in the data tags).

To display the appropriate data, use group and sort features.