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Histogram

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A histogram is similar to a bar chart, but it groups numbers into ranges (buckets). Analytics automates the 鈥渂ucketing鈥� of numbers into ranges, but you can change the settings in Advanced Settings.

Here is a video on how to use histograms:

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To create a histogram:

  1. Click Visualizations in the left rail.
  2. Drag Histogram to the panel.
  3. Choose a Metric to drag to the Histogram visualization and click Build.

NOTE
Histograms support only standard metrics, not calculated metrics.

Here we have used the Page Views Metric per Unique Visitors. The first (left) bucket corresponds to 1 page view per unique visitor, the second bucket to two page views, etc.

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To adjust your histogram settings, click the Settings (鈥済ear鈥�) icon in the upper right corner. Here are the settings you can modify:

Histogram Settings
What it Does
Starting Bucket
Determines which bucket the histogram starts with. 鈥�1鈥� is the default. You can set starting numbers from 0 to infinity (no negative numbers).
Metric Buckets
Lets you increase/decrease the number of data ranges (buckets.) The maximum number of buckets is 50.
Metric Bucket Size
Lets you set the size of each bucket. For example, you can change the bucket size from 1 page view to 2 page views.
Counting Method
Lets you choose among Visitor, Visit, or Hit Type. For example, page views per visit or page views per visitor or page views per hit. For Hit, 鈥淥ccurrences鈥� is used as the y-axis metric in a freeform table.

Examples:

  • Starting Bucket: 1; Metric Buckets: 5; Metric Bucket Size: 2 will result in this histogram: 1-2, 3-4, 5-6, 7-8, 9-10.
  • Starting Bucket: 0; Metric Buckets: 3; Metric Bucket Size: 5 will result in this histogram: 0-4, 5-9, 10-14

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To view or change the data source for the histogram chart, click the dot next to the Histogram header to go to Data Source Settings > Show Data Source.

Pre-built segments that show up in the table are internal segments and won鈥檛 show up in the Segment selector. Click the 鈥渋鈥� icon next to the segment name, then click Make public to make the segment public.

To explore more ways to manage Freeform data tables and other visualizations, such as doing data breakdowns, go here.

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