A funnel chart is a chart shaped like a funnel, using trapezoidal areas to represent the difference in business volume between each stage and the previous stage. The funnel chart is arranged from top to bottom in a logical sequence and is used to describe the completion of business objectives as the business process progresses.
Funnel charts are suitable for process analysis where the business process is standardized, has a long cycle, and consists of multiple stages. By comparing business data at each stage of the funnel, issues can be intuitively identified and explained. Common analysis scenarios include:
(1) For e-commerce website data, funnel charts can visually display the conversion status throughout the entire process from the initial website visit to the final order placement and purchase.
(2) For customer management, a customer sales funnel chart can be used to show the conversion comparison at each stage for different customers.
Funnel chart example
Step 1: Set dimensions, metrics, and filter conditions
Select [sale_province] as the dimension and [sale_price] as the metric.
Step 2: Select the chart panel - Funnel chart
Step 3: Sort by quantity
Step 4: Modify the chart format as needed
Step 5: Multiple metrics can be used as funnel layers
Select one dimension and one metric; different dimension items correspond to different funnel layers
Or select zero dimensions and two or more metrics; different metrics correspond to different funnel layers
You can configure different colors for different values of funnel layers, and there are multiple built-in color schemes:
Also supports Custom Color Schemes.
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