Multiple Charts in One Story

How to :: Create Multiple Charts in One Story

Add A Second Chart to Your Story

When creating a story, you can insert two different charts into the same story. To do this, open an existing story, go to the Edit menu, and select Configure Chart. This option appears twice, allowing you to add and configure two separate charts within your story.

The charts you’ll be creating are not interconnected; each will display separate information with no shared interactions, except for filters, if desired.

Crossfilter charts (ex master-slave)

When creating a story, you can include two charts that are linked together. The upper chart acts as a filter for the lower one—this setup is known as a crossfilter chart.

Step 1: Create a dual-chart story

Begin by creating both charts independently—no need to worry about linking them just yet.

Once both charts are created, you can connect them using crossfiltering.

To set up your crossfilter, click the link icon on your first chart and ensure the second chart is properly linked—you’ll see the link icon in the center of the second chart highlighted with a yellow background. Next, choose the variable you want to use as the filter; this variable must exist in both datasets, or the crossfilter won’t work. To test your setup, simply click on data points in the first chart. If the second chart updates accordingly, your crossfilter has been successfully configured.

Having trouble finding your dataset name?

Select the table view to explore the columns in your dataset.

Supported Primary Charts for Crossfiltering

The following charts can be used as primary:

New Chart Design
Legacy Chart Design

Barlinechart

Linechart

Barchart

Stackedbarchart

Leaderboard

Heatmap

Circularchart

Mapchart

Crossfiltering with Dates

Crossfiltering with HKPIs

Filtering Multiple Charts

When your story includes multiple charts, you can choose whether a filter applies to one chart or to both. For each filter, simply select which dataset(s) it should affect.

Last updated

Was this helpful?