Generate Trend Charts for Calculated Insight Object History (Beta)
Visualize how your metrics evolve over time by tracking patterns, such as segment growth
or account transitions. When you use snapshot dates to compare historical data points directly in
Data 360 reports, you can identify trends and improve forecast accuracy.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Data 360 in Developer, Enterprise, Performance, and
Unlimited Editions
User Permissions Needed
To create, edit, and delete reports in private folders:
Create and Customize Reports
To create, edit, and delete reports in public and private folders:
Report Builder (Lightning Experience)
Prerequisites:
Create a Data 360 report using the Calculated Insight History object.
To enable trend comparison, select at least two snapshot dates on the Outline tab.
In the Report Builder, click the Chart Propertiesicon.
Set the X-Axis to Snapshot Date. The snapshot dates selected in your
report outline serve as data points for the chart.
Set the Y-Axis to the aggregatable measure that you want to visualize, such as
Pipeline Value or Member Count.
To see every available data point between your selected snapshots, select Show
all intermediate snapshot dates.
This option is disabled if you configure only one snapshot date for the report. When
enabled, the chart displays all stored data points between your earliest and latest selected
snapshot dates.
Select a line chart for the most effective visualization of trends over time.
The trend chart displays your metrics across the historical timeline. On the report run
page, click the top-level metrics to open the trend chart in a window for quick analysis of
percentage changes between snapshots.
Note The Show all intermediate snapshot dates setting is not available for dashboards.
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