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Create a stacked bar chart

Step-by-step guide to creating a stacked bar chart that breaks down data over time.

Note: This feature is only available to Admins & Editors.
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A Stacked Bar chart is used to display breakdown of data over time
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A Stacked Bar chart is used to display breakdown of data over time


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To create a Stacked Bar chart

  • Ensure you are on a dashboard (not created from a template).
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  • Click the menu located in the top-right corner of the screen.
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  • Select 'Add Visualization' -> 'Create new gadget.'

    Add Visualization' -> 'Create new gadget.


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  • In the 'Create new gadget' window, select 'Stacked Bar' as the gadget type.

    In the 'Create new gadget' window, select 'Stacked Bar' as the gadget type


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  • Enter a name for the Stacked Bar chart gadget.
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  • Select the desired direction (horizontal / vertical) based on whether you prefer the bars to be vertically or horizontally.

    The desired direction (horizontal / vertical) based on whether you prefer the bars to be vertically or


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  • Click 'Add Metric' to select a metric from the list of pre-defined metrics
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  • Alternatively, you can create a new metric specifically for this gadget by clicking on 'Create Single-use Metric.'
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  • Set dimension A to the field you wish to view the metric composition.
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  • Set dimension B to 'date' to visualize the data over time.
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  • In the provided example, we are visualizing the number of loads over time by on time performance.
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  • Set the default date range for your Stacked Bar chart using the date picker.
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  • If you want to set up a report to drill down to from this gadget, select a report from the dropdown located in the top-right corner.
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  • Once you've configured the default date scope, run time filters & scope filters, click 'Save'.
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  • The Stacked Bar chart gadget will be added to the bottom of your dashboard. Scroll down if needed to re-position and resize the gadget as required.
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What's next


Still using the FleetOps v1/v2 interface? View the legacy version of this article.

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