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Non-Stacked Column Charts
Non-Stacked Column Charts are one of the most commonly used chart typed. In Non-Stacked Column Charts individual categories are represented by separate vertical columns placed side-by-side to allow...
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WebMerge: Frequently Asked Questions
Creating TemplatesTo use the TrackVia integration with WebMerge, you must first create at least one WebMerge template. A template is a document that tells WebMerge which data to pull from TrackVia ...
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Stacked Column Charts
Stacked Column Charts visualize data with individual columns that are divided into stacked segments with each segment representing a different category. They are used to compare the relative contri...
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WebMerge: Account Changes
Account Changes Made During WebMerge Setup When connecting your TrackVia account to WebMerge, you are authorizing changes to your account. Some of these changes are made by the TrackVia Support tea...
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Non-Stacked Bar Charts
Non-Stacked Bar Charts are one of the most commonly used Charts. In Non-Stacked Bar Charts, each category is represented by a single bar which allows for a direct comparison between the categories....
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Connecting TrackVia with Zapier
Zapier is a popular automation tool that enables users to connect over 5,000 business apps without writing code. It offers an intuitive drag-and-drop workflow builder for quickly creating automated...
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Stacked Bar Charts
Stacked Bar Charts compares values across multiple categories by stacking bars on top of each other. Each bar represents a whole, and the segments within each bar represent the parts of that whole....
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Pie Charts
A pie chart is a circular graph that shows how different categories relate to a whole. Each category is represented as a slice of the pie, and the size of a category's slice indicates its proportio...
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Line Charts
A Line Chart shows individual data points connected by lines. They are commonly used to show changes over time, highlight trends, and identify outliers that deviate significantly from a trend. Whe...
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Smooth Line Charts
Similar to standard Line Charts, a Smooth Line Chart displays data points connected by lines, but the lines are curved rather than straight to create a smoother visual representation of trends over...