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Reports 2.0: Should have the ability to show aggregate total on a graph

  • September 21, 2015
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darkknight
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When I run a report that breaks a particular object (i.e. support cases) down by categories, I still need the sum total to appear somewhere on the graph

Rough examples attached. 

Jeff Kirkpatrick
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    sumesh
    • sumesh
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    • September 24, 2015
    Hi Jeff,

    Thanks for your feedback. I've added your suggestion to the roadmap. Timing is TBD.

    Thanks,
    Sumesh
    sumesh
    • sumesh
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    • October 25, 2015
    Hi Jeff,

    While we don't display the totals for pie charts, we do display the totals(On selecting show data points from Gear icon|Chart options) for stacked bar and column charts. Can u please cross check and raise an issue if that isn't the case?

    Thanks,
    Sumesh   
    darkknight
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    • darkknight
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    • October 26, 2015
    I know you show the totals per bar, but an option to show somewhere on the graph/chart the total...i.e. if it's Support Cases, show the TOTAL support cases overall above or under the legend and then break it down by bar/pie piece.
    Jeff Kirkpatrick
    sumesh
    • sumesh
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    • October 30, 2015
    Thanks for the additional context, Jeff! I will add your suggestion to the roadmap. Actual timing is TBD.

    Thanks! 
    devin_stevens
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    • lauren_marsh
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    • December 11, 2015
    This is critical.  Our managers don't want to have to sum up all of the bars in a charts to see the total number of _____ records in the report.
    sumesh
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    • laura_powell
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    • December 10, 2018
    I see this is marked implemented- is there a link I can follow to find out more about how it was implemented?

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