If you have the TOTAL number of the stacked bar and the sub numbers broken out already, to also have the ability to display percentages of each property that makes up the already measured whole would allow us to more accurately gauge trends of what percentage is ordering a certain method. Additionally, to have it be more of a pareto (based on selected measurement) would allow us to quickly cross-reference data sets and quickly say “oh, hey, number of orders who select this shipping method is trending upwards!”
Would be really happy to sit down and walk through how this would look on a more granular level.
Completely agree. Today, the only way to display percentages is to use a piechart. It would be very helpful to be able to display percentages in a table as well (or in any other type of reports).
Specifically with the Advanced reporting functionality, it would be very helpful to be able to add a “distribution” column that shows the % compared to the total, similar to below. Next to that, being able to sort by that % would also be great!
This is really critical for Service Hub as well. Simple things like % of detractors over time, etc should be easy to do. Right now I have to export and do a lot of excel work and this is pretty basic. Even adding a “stack to 100%” for your stacked bar charts would be a move in the right direction.
+ 1 I Urgently needed. Just having the option of displaying absolute numbers (e.g. in a table) makes it really difficult to compare e.g. different sets of customers and their requirements.
