A dot chart in Zendesk Explore is similar to a bar chart but uses dots to represent metric values. Attributes are displayed on the Y axis, while metrics are on the X axis, making it easy to compare results.
Dot charts are useful for reports with sorting or benchmarking, and you can add trend lines to track changes. You can customize the chart by editing colors, axis text styles, and adding trend lines for each metric.
Zendesk Explore offers several chart types that are ideal for comparing categories. These include bar charts, dot charts, treemaps, bubble packs, and picto charts. Each of these chart types provides a unique way to visualize data, making it easier…
A bar chart in Zendesk Explore displays results from left to right, with attributes on the Y axis and metrics on the X axis. This makes it easy to compare results, especially when sorting or benchmarking. Bar charts are displayed on a grid,…
Treemaps in Zendesk Explore visualize hierarchical data using nested rectangles, with the size of each rectangle proportional to the attribute value. This makes it easy to compare several results at once. You can rearrange the hierarchy by dragging…
A bubble pack in Zendesk Explore is ideal for identifying the largest and smallest results when your attribute contains several different values. Bubbles vary in size based on the number of results a value contains. Bubble packs work best with a…
Picto charts in Zendesk Explore use images or symbols to visualize differences in each value, functioning best with one metric and one attribute with a small number of values. You can customize picto charts by selecting new images, adjusting icon…