A breakdown splits a metric so you can see the parts underneath the total. “New Customers broken down by Campaign” answers “which campaign is contributing most?” Breakdowns work on chart and table tiles. They aren’t supported on metric or markdown tiles, or on funnel charts.Documentation Index
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The nine breakdowns
Campaign
Splits by the campaign a referral was attributed to. Use to compare performance across concurrent campaigns.Market
Splits by the market (country or region) the customer belongs to. Use to compare performance by geography.Locale
Splits by the customer’s locale (language + region, e.g.en-GB, fr-FR). Finer-grained than Market. Use when you want to separate French speakers in Belgium from French speakers in France.
Offer
Splits by the specific offer version shown. Use to compare offer variants.Share Type
Splits by the high-level share category (e.g. social, email, link copy). Use to see which share mechanics are landing.Situation
Splits by where the referral touchpoint took place. Set via the?situation= URL parameter on referral links. Use to compare performance across placements (e.g. email footer vs post-purchase page vs product page).
Experiment
Splits by A/B test variant. Use to see experiment performance inside Reporting rather than only in the experiments tool.Market Group
Splits by a group of markets you have defined (e.g. “EU”, “Asia-Pac”). Use when Market is too granular but global is too coarse.Currency Code
Splits by the currency of the order. Use to separate revenue streams across currencies.Constraints
- Only one breakdown per tile. To split by two dimensions, use separate tiles.
- Breakdown and comparison are mutually exclusive. Adding one clears the other.
- Top-N rendering. Charts show the top values by volume; the remainder collapses into an “Other” segment.