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Probably the most used chart type inside Looker Studio: the table chart for displaying raw or aggregated data in a structured, tabular format. It provides a familiar spreadsheet-like view where each row represents an individual data record and each column displays a specific metric or dimension.
In most cases, built-in chart legend proposed inside Looker Studio (formerly known as Google Data Studio) addresses our needs. A list of label values corresponding to displayed colors in your chart. But there are some limitations about chart layout we…
Read moreMarketers & website owners use to fill annotations inside Google Analytics Universal, adding temporal context to data with external events. Unfortunately, this feature is not available for the moment inside Google Analytics 4 and also inside a lot of tools…
Read moreYesterday, Google Data Studio team has launched a new feature for any organisation with data governance and related access management: Each data row of your data source can now be filterable by email address of the report viewer, considering that…
Read moreFew months ago, I’ve written an article introducing some techniques to give data context to your Google Data Studio reports using info icons, descriptions, summary of selected data, graph comments… Some of them are contextual to current displayed data, and…
Read moreThe 22th of October, Google Data Studio team added the option to create table chart with one row per page (the previous minimum number of rows was 5). This was a small but expected feature option that allow users, as…
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