A widget allows data to be displayed in many different ways. This article gives a brief overview of the different types of widgets and what data they can display correctly.
Graph
This widget type allows you to visualize a number or series of numbers. How correct can be chosen by setting the chart type
Digit
Displays 1 digit.
It is possible to set a target. If this target is different from 0, it shows how much percent of the target the value is.
When a period is chosen, the value of the current period is compared to the previous period.
Example
Sum of a field
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Compare number of current period to previous period
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Sum of a field
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Pie
Displays a pie chart. The size of a pie chart is determined by Field and Calculation. The data is grouped based on the field chosen in Group by.
When a period is chosen, 2 pie charts are displayed. One for the previous and one for the current period.
Example
Number of customers grouped by customer type |  |
Line chart / Bar chart
Generates a line or bar chart. Data points depend on the period selected
Example
Total revenue per month
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List
Displays a list of objects that match the filter
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Product Statistics Chart
This widget type allows you to create a pie chart based on products on a sales order or sales invoice. It thus allows statistics to be drawn from products sold.
Product Statistics List
Analogous to Product Statistics Chart, but shows a list with 1 line per grouping. This is useful when there are too many groups to show on a pie chart.
Customer Statistics
This widget type allows you to create a pie chart based on sales and group them by a customer field.
For example, total sales grouped by customer type
Product statistics v2
This type displays an advanced product statistics report.
How to create these can be read in this article.