PA - How to compare two indicators on a column visualization widget for a common breakdown

[JonWest1021]

Hi Team,

I'm stuck on something that feels like there's an easy solution I can't quite find. I have two PA indicators, something along the lines of planned vs actual. I want to visualize them on the same widget like pictured below. Horizontal access is a breakdown (specifically in my case its in the form of bucket groups). Using a list widget or a breakdown pivot scorecard I can compare any two indicators across a common breakdown. But I can't find an option to graph them in any way that compares them. Am I just missing it? It's been known to happen. Thanks for your help!

[Tracy Davis]

You can add a second indicator to the widget to get something to look like that.

On the lower section of the widget, there's a tab that says 'Widget Indicators' - you can add the second one here. Just make sure the breakdown is on both indicators and make sure both have the same type, visualization, and time series selected

[JonWest1021]

Thanks Tracy! I see this option for a time series column widget. However I don't see the widget indicator button available for breakdown type widgets. I wouldn't be able to plot this chart along a time series. What widget 'type' do you suggest? If I can do this it will be awesome. Thanks for your support!

[Tracy Davis]

Hm, I missed that part. You're right, looks like they don't allow that option for a breakdown view. The option does pop up for a breakdown with the Pivot Scorecard visualization, but that certainly doesn't give you this nice column view though.

[JonWest1021]

I ended up plotting them side by side. Users can make the comparison but its not ideal. And the y-axis is slightly different since they have different min and max values. I appreciate you taking another look. It kind of confirms for me that I'm not losing it. I'll stay tuned if anyone else has an idea but it looks like I'm a little stuck if I want to see it visually. You're right about the pivot scorecard, I maybe could augment this view with that additional dimension. Thanks!