click the quick analysis button and choose charts.

You can do this by dragging desired columns from the “Dimensions” and “Measures” fields over to the “Columns” section under the “Chart Settings” interface. Once you arrive at the chart editor page, a solid first step is to begin constructing your table. From there, you select the “Add chart” option, and as with the first method once you land on the chart editor page the default chart selection is Table. Once you land on the chart editor page, the default chart selection is Table.Īnother option is to find the query with the data you want to display and click the green + button under it. One option is to click on the green “Add Chart” dropdown in the query editor page. You can create new tables in many different ways. Tables display data in a format that is both customizable and easily digestable for end users. Delete: Removes the visualization from your report layout and deletes it from the editor.Remove from builder: Removes the visualization from the report layout but does not delete it from the editor.Add to builder: Adds the visualization to your report's layout if it is not already there.Duplicate: Creates a copy of the visualization and adds it to the report layout.To manage built-in charts and tables in the report editor, locate and hover over the visualization's name on the left side of the report editor and click the More button to:

Mode reports offer a number of built-in charts and tables that can be quickly built on top of query results.

Mode offers a number of options for building visualizations, including the ability to take your analysis even further using Python / R or using any type of custom visualization using JavaScript (e.g., D3). After using SQL to gather, structure and analyze all of the necessary data for your analysis, you can build visualizations on top of that data.

Click the quick analysis button and choose charts.