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Metric Sets: Overview

Metric Sets enable you to efficiently import multiple metrics into a table simultaneously, eliminating the need to add each metric individually.

Getting Started

Sharing Metric Sets

Frequently Asked Questions

 


 

Getting Started

To create a metric set, follow the steps below: 

1. Head to either the Comp Tables or Timeseries Analysis tool.

Creating and Sharing Custom Metric Sets in YCharts - Step 0


2. Click on Metric Sets, then select Create a Metric Set.

Creating and Sharing Custom Metric Sets in YCharts - Step 1


3. Assign a name to the metric set.

Creating and Sharing Custom Metric Sets in YCharts - Step 2

 

4. Add metrics by utilizing the metric search bar or by selecting the Browse option to view the complete list of available metrics.
 
Creating and Sharing Custom Metric Sets in YCharts - Step 3
 
 

5. Once all metrics have been added, select 'Save' and then 'Add to Table'. 

Creating and Sharing Custom Metric Sets in YCharts - Step 4

 

 


 

Sharing Metric Sets

If you have standard metrics that are regularly utilized by you and your colleagues at your firm, you can create and share this metric set, thereby saving others the effort of individually creating it.

 

1. Select Metric Sets and choose Open Metric Set.

Creating and Sharing Custom Metric Sets in YCharts - Step 6


2. Click on the pencil icon to the right of the metric set name.

Creating and Sharing Custom Metric Sets in YCharts - Step 7


3. Choose Share at the bottom of the pop up box.

Creating and Sharing Custom Metric Sets in YCharts - Step 8


4.  Select the share group and set permissions.

Creating and Sharing Custom Metric Sets in YCharts - Step 12

 


 

Frequently Asked Questions

Why are metrics missing from my metric set? 

  • If metrics are absent from a previously saved metric set, it is likely attributable to the metric type. Metrics categorized under the 'Info Columns' section cannot be preserved in a metric set and must be re-added manually.

 


 

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