How to create a funnel report with a single Looker Studio table chart
Funnel report type inside Looker Studio, a recurring need for a popular visualization. There are a lot of solutions, templates, […]
Custom reports
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How to display series name beside each series line of your Google Data Studio chart
For a lot of cases, legends are not the best visualization solution for line chart (and similar trends chart types).
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Waterfall chart with Google Data Studio basic features
Waterfall charts are nice & efficient to visualize cumulative values of a metric and the related participation weight of each
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How to mimic UNION ALL operator with Looker Studio and combine sets of data
Last week, we enjoyed discovering the new possibilities of data manipulation inside Looker Studio (formerly known as Google Data Studio),
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Data blending with Looker Studio – How to blend data using left, right, inner, outer and cross join
The Looker Studio Google Data Studio team has just released a highly anticipated new feature paving the way for a
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Looker Studio year over year (YoY) metric comparison for analytics annual report
Building a statistics annual report is a nice exercise for challenging the way to display metric values comparison over a
Data sources
How to reveal and leverage selected date range of Google Data Studio reports
Need to access to selected date range and related time repository Most of data sources and related APIs provide rows
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How to split comma-separated values to single values with Looker Studio
Let’s describe step by step, inside Looker Studio (formerly known as Google Data Studio) – how to split delimiter-separated values
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Looker Studio – Customized labels for pie & donut charts
Data label is an optimized solution to avoid the use of chart legend, putting directly the right and short information
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Google Data Studio – Pie chart & donut chart for your standalone rate metric
The purpose of this article is not to debate about the right cases & visualisation opportunities to use controversial pie