Visualizations overview

Last update: Wed Jan 29 2025 00:00:00 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time)

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Workspace offers a number of visualizations that let you generate visual representations of your data, such as bar charts, donut charts, histograms, line charts, maps, scatterplots, and others. Most visualization types will be familiar to you if you use Adobe Analytics. However, Analysis Workspace provides visualization settings and many new or unique visualizations types with interactive capabilities.

Visualization types

The following visualization types are available in Analysis Workspace:

Visualization name
Description
Like a line graph, but with a colored area below the line. Use an area graph when you have multiple metrics and want to visualize the area expressed by the intersection of two or more metrics.

Bar

Bar icon

Shows vertical bars representing various values across one or more metrics.
Shows how a value you are interested in compares to or measures against other performance ranges (goals).
A cohort is a group of people sharing common characteristics over a specified period. Cohort Analysis is useful for retention, churn or latency analysis.
Similar to a pie chart, this visualization shows data as parts or segments of a whole.
Fallout reports show where visitors left (fell out) and continued through (fell through) a predefined sequence of pages. Can be set to eventual or exact sequences
Shows exact customer paths through your websites and apps.
A Freeform table is not merely a data table, but also an interactive visualization. It is the foundation for data analysis in Workspace.
A histogram buckets visitors, visits or hits into buckets based on a metric volume.
Shows horizontal bars representing various values across one or more metrics.
Shows how a metric is trending within a single timeframe, or lets you compare metric performance across two timeframes.
Represents metrics using a line in order to show how values change over a period of time. A line chart uses time along the x-axis.

Map

Map icon

Lets you build a visual map of any metric (including calculated metrics).
Shows the relationship between dimension items and up to three metrics.
Shows the selected cell as 1 large number.
Shows the change between the selected cells as 1 large number/percent.
Lets you add user-defined text to your Workspace. Helpful for adding additional context to your analysis and insights, in addition to leveraging panel/visualization descriptions
Displays hierarchical (tree-structured) data as a set of nested rectangles.
Uses circles to depict the metric overlap of up to 3 segments.

Add visualizations to a panel

  1. Open the Analysis Workspace project where you want to add a visualization.

  2. Use any of the following methods to add the visualization:

    Add visualization

    • In the left panel, select GraphBarVertical Visualizations, then drag a visualization to the panel where you want to add the visualization to.

    • On the panel where you want to add the visualization, select AddCircle , then choose the icon that represents the visualization that you want to add. Hover over the icon for each visualization to see the name.

    • Add a blank panel, then select the visualization that you want to add.

    • From the context menu of an existing visualization in your Analysis Workspace project, select Duplicate visualization or Copy visualization.

    • Use the Workspace Insert menu to insert a visualization.

    • From the context menu in a Freeform table, select Visualize. Then select the visualization from the submenu. Based on the current selection in the table, Workspace determines which visualization to offer and interprets the data to build the requested visualization.