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Lesley Chaney
$organization

Hi all,

I'm trying to get these two charts to overlay. They're zip code charts - the top one is mailed and the lower one is orders. Both of these widgets are filtering by lists.

Can I do that? Well, clearly *I* can't do that. But can YOU?

Thank you!

Lesley Chaney

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  • $organization
    Hey Lesley,
     
    For a promoted source, I would stick with using a list. But you could use two separate values in a single widget and just bucket each of them for a different Analytics-enabled list number.
     
     
    Here I’m using a line chart, but my first value is set as an Area series type so that it’s kind of a background to the line series. As you can see in the values, I’ve bucketed constituent counts with a list. The formula would be
    9COUNT([Constituent ID]), [Lists]) and you filter your lists to a single list by using the Text option and surrounding the list number with commas
     
     
    Lauren
     
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  • $organization
    Hey Lesley,
     
    For a promoted source, I would stick with using a list. But you could use two separate values in a single widget and just bucket each of them for a different Analytics-enabled list number.
     
     
    Here I’m using a line chart, but my first value is set as an Area series type so that it’s kind of a background to the line series. As you can see in the values, I’ve bucketed constituent counts with a list. The formula would be
    9COUNT([Constituent ID]), [Lists]) and you filter your lists to a single list by using the Text option and surrounding the list number with commas
     
     
    Lauren
     
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