An ecommerce manager wants a dashboard showing weekly revenue for various regional stores on one screen without extensive navigation. Which layout strategy allows that?
Group data behind filters to organize details by stores
Stack weekly metrics into a single multi-axis chart that combines data from all stores
Place each store’s bar chart side by side on a single page for comparison
Use separate pages for each region’s metrics, accessible through navigation controls
Placing bar charts side by side allows direct comparisons of how each store performs weekly. Combining them into one multi-axis chart may complicate direct analysis. Splitting the data across multiple pages increases navigation. Organizing details behind filters could limit immediate visibility for a direct overview.
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