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Dynamic Data Export offers three chart types, 

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Table, Line, and Pie.

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But how do you know which one to choose?

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Let's break it down.

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Tables are your go-to for detailed, precise data.

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Use tables when you need to see exact numbers, 

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compare multiple values side by side,

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or when your audience needs to reference specific data points.

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Tables also support the most dimensions and filtering options.

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Line charts are perfect for spotting trends over time.

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Use them when you want to see how something changes. 

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Like battery levels each day

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or app usage patterns week over week.

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Line charts make it easy to identify increases,

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decreases,

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and patterns at a glance.

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Pie charts show proportions and percentages. 

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They're ideal when you want to show how parts relate to a whole,

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like the percentage of battery drain attributed to different apps,

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or the distribution of device models in your fleet.

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Keep in mind,

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Pie charts work best with your data points for clarity.

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Here's a quick summary,

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tables for detail, lines for trends,

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and pies for proportions.

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The same data can tell different stories, depending on how you present it.

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Now that you know which chart to use,

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let's talk about filters.

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Your tool for zeroing in on exactly the data you need.

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See you in the next video.