I am struggling hard here. So I have a client who I am trying to create a stacked bar chart for in Asana Reporting. Essentially, she wants to track and compare “Total Cost” (custom field) for her rolled up Portfolios by month. So the x-axis would be months, y-axis total cost, and the bar would be stacked with her various portfolios. But for some reason I can’t figure out how to stack it. Is this even possible? Here is a screen shot of what I currently have.
Hi,
Stacked bar chart is not a chart type in Asana (yet?). You should move your request in the Product Feedback category.
Take care!
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Then how come in this Asana video it shows stacked and multi-line charts. Is there some other place you can create these types of charts using Asana data?
See approx. minute 15:40…
https://resources.asana.com/scale-summit-2021-thank-you.html?aliId=eyJpIjoiVUM3azdtTFwvQkxMQ2R6UHciLCJ0IjoiZTZuVnBqN3E2V1VORXY4ZUl0c1JQUT09In0%253D
@Viva_Automated, That video shows “new and upcoming” functionality:
https://resources.asana.com/scale-summit-2021.html
Larry
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Is this feature available yet? We have bunch of use cases for these kind of charts in Asana.
Is there an ETA for the stacked bar shown in video? It would make reporting dashboards a lot more useful instead of several line graphs you have to eyeball
Heads up on this topic.
Would be so useful in everyday reporting
Updates?
Any Updates here? We are desperately waiting for this feature too…
While we wait Asana to provide stacked bar charts, I suggest taking a look at the Analytics & Reports by Screenful. It’s an add-on to Asana that allows creating advanced charts, including stacked bar charts. Here’s an example chart:
You can learn more about the add-on and signup for a free trial to give it a try!
Is there an expected release date for this feature?
Asana doesn’t communicate on their roadmap