Trend More Than 1 Metric in Trend Reports/Graphs

[#1]

Currently, you can only trend one metric in trended reports/graphs.  I wonder if there is a way to allow for trending multiple metrics in trend reports?

[#2]

Would be good to be able to trend multiple events in 1 report.

e.g. having forms started and forms completed in a single report. or any other metrics.

[#3]

This is BADLY needed, and would make dashboards more usable. If only we could get this and MOM and YOY data in reports too, we'd be set.

[#4]

I want to see if there is a correlation between events over time from a high level perspective, the ups of an event leads to down of another.  We can trend custom event one at a time, can we trend multiple events all at once on the same graph? It shouldn't be that difficult, please make it happen.

[#5]

Ah..I just submitted the same idea...oh well, this is so easy to do in HBX.

[#6]

SiteCatalyst 15 allows you to compare multiple metrics on the same "over time" graph in the Key Metrics report. (Discover has been able to do this for some time.)

[#7]

Is the only report that allows you to comprare mulitple metrics the Key Metrics Reports?

Why can't this functionality be spread to other reports.  

[#8]

Agreed with @mikemiller

Since this is possible in Key Metrics, it should definitely be propagated to all other reports

[#9]

Adding it to Key Metrics allowed us to use the existing Trended report layout to show metrics instead of line items/dimension values. Adding the ability to trend multiple metrics on a normal Trended report would require a bit more work, so I'm setting this back to Partially Implemented to so that we can keep track of it as an unfinished feature. Thanks for the suggestions/input/feedback!

[#10]

I'd like to voice my support for getting this one all the way implemented.  I really want to be able to pick two metrics that make sense for my business, and see them trended on one report inside Site Catalyst. 

And, I would love the ability to toggle between a single axis or double axis.  Sometimes a secondary axis is key to show two trend lines in one report- but other times the values are related closely enough, OR I am trying to show the difference between them, and then the secondary axis is distracting. #agalcanwishright?

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