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Chart: Totalization Chart
When a KPI has a gray indication in column D, it can be a Totalized or Linked KPI. To find out, click on the KPI and see if it will open the Totalization tab.
If your KPI is totalized, you can open the Totalization Chart and identify how many KPIs are influencing your results.
To do this, click on the month you need, click on the charts icon and select the Totalization Chart option.
You will then open a chart that contains all the KPIs that total your own KPI.
Green values mean they are within the expected, red values are outside of the expected.
In the upper right corner, you have two options for displaying the chart:
Chart Types
You can choose to see the chart in columns or bars.
Just select the option you need.
When selecting the column option, you will see the graph as follows:
Visualization
You can see the total accomplished value of each KPI and then you can see the difference between accomplished and planned, accomplished and budget.
When selecting the “Accomplished/Forecasted Difference” option, the chart will look like this:
When selecting the “Accomplished/Budget Difference” option, the chart will look like this:
