Period-over-Period Chart Type | Description | Screenshot |
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Bar Line | Period being compared is shown as bars; all other periods are shown as lines. |
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Variance Bar Line | Periods are shown as bars and variance values are shown as lines. |
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Line Bar | Period being compared is shown as a line; all other periods are shown as bars. |
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Variance Line Bar | Periods are shown as lines and variance values are shown as bars. |
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Trendline | All periods are shown as lines. |
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Variance Trendline | All periods and variance values are shown as lines. |
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Grouped Bar | All periods are shown as bars. |
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Running Total Line | All periods are split into running total lines . |  |
| Multi-Value Gauge | Shows the value for the selected date range, with the percent change from the selected comparison timeframe (e.g. the quarter-to-date value with the percent change from one quarter ago for comparison). For more information about these gauges, see Multi-Value Gauge - BETA . |  |
| Shape Gauge | Shows a different shape depending on your chart properties and the percent of change from the selected comparison timeframe compared to the selected date range. For more information about these gauges, see Shape Gauge - BETA . |  |
| Flex Table | All periods are shown as individual rows within the table, with their own spark line or spark bar chart, percent of change, etc. For more information about these tables, see Flex Table . |  |
| Filled Gauge | Gauge shows the value for the selected date range, while labels indicate this value along with the value for the selected comparison timeframe. For more information about these gauges, see Filled Gauge . |  |
| Progress Bar | Gauge shows the percent change for the selected comparison timeframe. For more information about these gauges, see Progress Bar Gauge . |  |
Period-over-Period Charts
> Period-over-Period Charts
There are currently seven period-over-period chart types in Domo, all of which have a corresponding standard chart type. All period-over-period charts include only two fields, one for an x-axis column (which will always include time period data) and one for a y-axis column (which will always include value data). For information about applying columns to a chart, see Applying DataSet Columns to Your Chart.
The following table lists and describes all of the available period-over-period charts. You can click a thumbnail image to see a full-sized version of that image. For information about building all of the charts in this table, see Period-over-Period Charts.
