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Many marketers struggle with creating dynamic and attractive charts in their reporting tools. Here we'll show you the basics of Google Data Studio's Line Chart and Combo Chart so you can be sure to include dynamic, accessible charts in your dashboards and reports Line charts and combo charts are very

Data Studio has plenty of data visualization components that can help to create stunning dashboards. In this post, we'll explain how to create the scatterplot and bubble chart. Data Studio offers a variety of visualisations, such as graphs, charts and table options, along with options to help you modify and

You want to add a new page to your existing Google Data Studio [https://northstaranalytics.co.uk/a-first-look-at-the-google-data-studio/] dashboard but you don't know how. This blog post will explain exactly how to do it. One of the brilliant functions of Google Data Studio is the ability to create several pages.

There are two sorts of data sources and "connectors" that link them together. A connector is a mechanism by which Data Studio accesses a specific data platform, system, or product. More on this subject is here. 1. Google Connectors (aka. free connectors) 2. Partner Connectors (aka. community connectors) Community Connectors

If you're creating a Google Data Studio dashboard, chances are you will have to use a bar chart or many others. And if you don't have a Google Data Studio account, you can check this tutorial to create one free! This post will show you how to do just that

Your firm or area of activity's condition or success can be measured by a single statistic on a scorecard. When it comes to sales, for example, a scorecard keeps track of everything from the number of ad impressions to the number of purchases. In Data Studio [https://northstaranalytics.co.uk/