The Chart This is a pie chart showing how your user population breaks down by last logon recency. A pie works here because you are answering a composition question at a single point in time: how much of our user base is active versus inactive. What It Answers ...
The Chart This is a line chart showing one student’s term GPA over time. Each point is that student’s GPA for a given term, and the line connects the points, so you can see the pattern across semesters instead of treating each term as an isolated result. For...
The Chart This is a pie chart, which is useful when you want to show how a whole population is divided among a small number of categories at one point in time. Each slice represents an ethnicity category, and the size of the slice shows how many students fall into...
The Chart This is a column chart that compares open A/R balance by charge category. Use a simple bar when you need to see which categories drive the total. Sort descending, start the axis at zero, and label values in currency. What It Answers Which receivable...
The Chart This is a horizontal bar chart that compares counts at each stage of the enrollment funnel. Bars make stage-by-stage gaps easy to scan and are more readable than a classic triangle “funnel.” Use it when you want to see absolute volume at each step and to...
The Chart The individual pie charts are created based on a selected year in the enrollment stacked bar chart. The user can drill into the data to learn more about demographic details on gender and full-part time status. What It Answers Start by scanning the...
