Chart¶

Overview¶

A chart lets you select events or metrics and set a period and conditions, then automatically aggregates the data and visualizes it as a graph or table.

You can create charts by choosing the metrics you want.

What Can You Do?¶

Business/Marketing Users¶

• Visualize the daily trend of purchase completion events as a line chart to quickly understand the impact of campaigns or events.
• Set country or OS as dimensions to compare regional performance instantly using graphs.

Data Analysts¶

• Perform multidimensional analysis by placing multiple metrics such as AU, ARPPU, and ARPU on a single chart.
• Use segment filters to analyze only specific cohorts separately.

Developers¶

• After sending a new event, create a COUNT chart to immediately verify whether the data was received.
• Set an event attribute as a dimension to confirm through a table chart whether the attribute values you sent were received correctly.

Quick Start¶

If you are creating a chart for the first time, follow the steps below to create your first chart.

1. Click the Create button at the top, then select Chart.
2. Select the workspace where you want to save the chart at the top.
3. In the [Settings] tab, set the project to analyze, the period (daily/weekly/monthly/hourly/minute), and the date range.
4. In the [Data] tab, click the + button on the right of the measure value to select an event or metric.
   • If you select an event, additionally choose the aggregation method (COUNT, SUM, etc.) and the attribute to use for aggregation.
5. Check the chart in the preview area on the right.
6. Click the Save button at the bottom and enter the chart information.

Full Features¶

Key Concepts¶

[Settings] Tab¶

Enter the basic chart information.

When selecting a date range, you can use the quick select buttons or choose dates directly through the calendar button.

The Recent and Last quick select buttons use different reference dates.

[Data] Tab¶

Set the measure values and dimension values used for analysis.

Measure Value Settings¶

Aggregation Method Details

Rename Measure Value¶

You can directly specify the name displayed for a measure value. If you change the name to something easier to understand instead of the original event or attribute name, it will be reflected in the chart legend and table header. When renamed, it appears in the format Changed Name(Original Name).

Individual Measure Filters¶

You can set separate filter conditions for each measure value. Unlike filters in the [Filter] tab, which apply to the entire chart, individual measure filters apply only to that specific measure value.

Since you can add the same measure value multiple times to one chart, feel free to apply different filters and analyze them freely.

Add Measure Operations¶

You can create new derived metrics by combining existing measure values with arithmetic operations. Example: in-app revenue / DAU -> ARPU

Set Dimension Value¶

Set how you want to split the data.

• Example: AU by country -> set country as the dimension
• If you add multiple dimensions, you can analyze combinations such as country & market.

Rename Dimension Value¶

You can directly specify the name displayed for a dimension value. If you change the name to something easier to understand instead of the original attribute name, it will be reflected in the chart axes and legend. When renamed, it appears in the format Changed Name(Original Name).

Add Summary Statistics¶

If the chart type selected in the [Chart] tab is Table, this feature displays aggregate statistics for the full selected period as well. You can check statistical values while viewing the trend.

[Filter] Tab¶

Set filter conditions that apply to all measure values added to the chart. If you want to apply a condition only to a specific measure value, use the individual measure filter in the [Data] tab.

Select the filter target from Attribute and Segment.

Filter Condition Operators¶

• You can combine multiple filter conditions with AND / OR operators.
  • AND: Includes only data that satisfies both conditions. Example: filter data where country is "Korea" and payment amount is 10,000 KRW or more
  • OR: Includes data that satisfies either condition. Example: filter data where country is "Korea" or country is "Japan"

Segment Filter¶

If you choose a segment as a filter, only data for users belonging to that segment will be reflected in the chart. Depending on how you combine segment conditions, you can use it in two ways: dynamic cohort and static cohort.

For how to create segments and segment snapshots, refer to the Segment document.

[Chart] Tab¶

Set the visualization method used to display the data.

Chart Type¶

Visualization Details¶

Result Display Options Details

Edit Chart¶

1. In All Content, click the title of the chart you want to edit to open the edit page.
2. Change the settings in the desired tab.
3. Click the Save button at the bottom.

Notes & Tips¶

• You cannot save a chart without at least one measure value. Add one or more measure values.
• If multiple projects are selected, event data from all selected projects is aggregated and displayed together. To view them separately by project, add appIdGroup to the dimension value.
• COUNT DISTINCT is used to count unique users or devices without duplicates. It is useful for AU calculations.
• Changing the chart type does not change the data settings. Try different chart types with the same data to find the most readable format.
• Table charts are useful when you need to verify exact values or validate data before exporting to CSV.

Related Menu¶

• Metric - Save frequently used metric settings and reuse them in charts
• Event - Define and manage events used in charts
• Segment - Use as user segment conditions in chart filters
• Dashboard - Add created charts to a dashboard for unified management