1. Get more detail by hovering over a bar in the graph. For a single-variable graph, a gray bar indicates values that are statistically similar to the overall average. For a two-variable graph (drill-downs into subsets of the data), a gray bar indicates cases where the differences in the two groups are statistically unsound. You can’t safely act on visibly apparent differences in the gray bars because if the data had been collected on a different day, or a few outliers had been removed, the bars could significantly change. The y-axis is automatically set to start from 0 or the minimum value.
2. Below the graphs is a text summary explaining the key points in each graph. The average outcome is indicated on the chart as a dashed line.
3. To remove the insight from your story, click the trash icon.
4. To change the chart options, such as the chart type or filter options, click the gear icon. To apply the changes, click Close.
5. If the insights are useful, click Add Insight to add it to your story. If the insight is already in your story, the button is unavailable and saysAlready in Story.