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    Learn Data Studio Videos and tutorials Repo! tutorials Tutorial: Add cha!s to your repo!

    Tutorial: Add cha!s to your repo!


    Add data-driven visualizations to your repo!.

    Use charts to visualize and explore your data. In this lesson, you'll add a a
    pie chart, a bar chart and a Geo chart to this report.

    This article assumes you are using the [Sample] Google Analytics Data data source, as
    described in the previous article. If you are using a different data source, you may need to select
    the appropriate dimensions and metrics for each chart.

    In this article:

    How to add a chart


    Add a Pie chart
    Add a Bar chart
    Add a Geo Map
    Next step

    How to add a cha!


    To add a chart to the current page:

    1. Edit your report.


    2. Navigate to the page that will contain the chart.
    3. In the tool bar, click Add a chart.
    4. Select the chart you want to add.
    5. Click the canvas to add the chart to the report.
    6. Select one or more charts to move or resize them as needed.

    Add a pie cha!


    Use a pie chart to give a general comparison of a small number of metrics or
    variables.

    Learn more about pie charts.

    1. Following the steps in How to add a chart above, add a Pie Chart to
    the report.
    2. On the right, in the properties panel, select the SETUP tab.
    3. Click the Source dimension chip to display the Dimension Picker.
    4. Select the User Type dimension.
    5. Select the Style tab.
    6. Use the donut slider to change the solid shape to a ring shape. Adjust the
    size until it looks like your favorite breakfast food (glazed, or old-
    fashioned?)

    7. Use the Legend property to position the metric labels under the pie:

    Use the Dimension Picker's search box to find dimensions and metrics quickly:

    Add a bar cha!


    Bar charts are great for showing and comparing the magnitude of multiple variables.

    Learn more about bar charts.

    1. Following the steps in How to add a chart above, add a Bar Chart to
    the report.
    2. On the right, in the properties panel, select the SETUP tab.
    3. Click the Source dimension to display the Dimension Picker, then change
    the dimension to Browser.
    4. Click the return arrow:
    5. Click the Sessions metric and change it to Users.
    6. Select the Style tab.
    7. Change the orientation to horizontal:
    8. Scroll to the bottom of the Style tab.
    9. Set the border color to gray:

    Add a Google Map


    Use a Google Map to see the distribution of sessions (or other metrics) across the
    world.

    For Google Analytics data, Data Studio automatically selects the geographic dimension. If you
    are using a different data source, be sure it contains a valid geo dimension.

    Learn more about Google Maps.

    1. Following the steps in How to add a chart above, add a Google Map to
    the report. Choose the bubble map style.
    2. On the right, in the properties panel, select the SETUP tab.
    3. Click the default Location field and replace it with the City dimension.
    4. Add metrics for bubble color and bubble size. For example, select
    Sessions for Size, and Average time on Page for Color.
    5. Select the Style tab.
    6. Use the sliders to adjust the background details, such as roads,
    landmarks, and labels.
    7. In the Colors section, select colors for the range of metric values.
    8. In the Map Controls section, turn on or off the map controls you want to
    let your viewers use.
    9. View your report.
    Pan, zoom, scroll - you can even use Street View !

    Next step
    Congratulations! You've created your first Data Studio report!

    If you like, spend some time playing around: add titles, change colors and styles, add
    more visualizations. When you're ready to move on, the next lesson is waiting for you:

    View and share your report

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