It depends on how complex your goals are. If all you need to do is set a threshhold, you can do that in Beast Mode. Ror example, if you need to show in you chart that you want a rate to never fall below 5% and never go above 10%, you can create columns in Beast Mode by simply doing the following
Name: Upper Limit
Calc: AVG(.1)
Name: Lower Limit
Calc: AVG(.05)
This will create series you can add to your chart. If you need to set completely custom goals, you'll have to leverage data flow to incorporate that data into your chart.
There's a little "hack" I use to set what I call threshholds on a card. It doesn't work if you need to have a target line that moves based on seasonality or some other criteria, but it works if you just need more than one static goal line on a chart.
It's pretty simple actually
Submitted a request for a variation on this very helpful hack, and the URL is https://dojo.domo.com/t5/Card-Building/Variation-on-adding-Multiple-Targets-in-a-chart/m-p/29694#M3544. if it's possible, any assistance is greatly appreciated! Thank you in advance...
I would think that it would be easier to set the multiple targets in the dataflow itself, where one could compare revenue/sales/etc. with the targets provided in your own data, so that the targets could be a part of the graph.
There's a little "hack" I use to set what I call threshholds on a card. It doesn't work if you need to have a target line that moves based on seasonality or some other criteria, but it works if you just need more than one static goal line on a chart.
It's pretty simple actually
Submitted a request for a variation on this very helpful hack, and the URL is https://dojo.domo.com/t5/Card-Building/Variation-on-adding-Multiple-Targets-in-a-chart/m-p/29694#M3544. if it's possible, any assistance is greatly appreciated! Thank you in advance...
I would think that it would be easier to set the multiple targets in the dataflow itself, where one could compare revenue/sales/etc. with the targets provided in your own data, so that the targets could be a part of the graph.