These FAQ items focus on common questions about scenarios, data structure, and conversion display in WPS Funnel Chart on Windows, with 3 quick answers and a glossary.
FAQ
What scenarios is a funnel chart suitable for?
- A funnel chart works well for multi-stage processes with a clear sequence.
- You can use it for sales funnels, registration flows, campaign conversion analysis, or approval tracking.
- When your data needs to show stage-by-stage conversion, a funnel chart is often easier to read than a plain list.
Does funnel chart data need to decrease at each stage?
- Funnel charts are usually used for values that decrease from top to bottom.
- If your stage data does not show a decreasing pattern, the visual result may feel less natural.
- Check the stage order and summary logic before deciding whether a funnel chart is the right chart type.
How do I view the conversion rate for each stage?
- Open the edit panel for the funnel chart.
- Go to the chart style settings and review the label content and conversion layer label options.
- After you enable the right labels, you can view stage values and conversion information in the chart.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Funnel Chart | A chart type used to show how values change across multiple stages in a process. |
| Data Source | The original table or dataset used by the chart. |
| Funnel Layer | Each stage in the funnel chart that represents one conversion step. |
| Summary Value | The metric used to calculate and display the value for each stage, such as record count or a selected field. |