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What a funnel chart is.
A funnel chart shows how many items move through an ordered sequence of stages. The width of each stage represents its count, making it easy to spot where the largest share leaves the process.
The stages should describe one path and use the same cohort and time window. A funnel is most informative when each stage has a clear completion rule, such as payment captured or interview completed.
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Who uses funnel charts.
Inspect where trial users leave the journey before becoming paid subscribers.
Compare customer progress from product view through a completed order.
Track how candidates progress from application to accepted offer.
How to make a funnel chart in three steps.
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What is a funnel chart used for?
It visualizes progression through ordered stages and the drop-off between them, commonly in sales, checkout, recruiting, and onboarding.
How do I create a funnel chart?
List the stages in order and give the count that reached each stage. Use the same cohort and period for every number.
How do I calculate stage conversion?
Divide the count at a stage by the count at the previous stage, then multiply by 100 for a percentage.
What makes a funnel misleading?
Mixing time periods, counting different cohorts at different stages, or using stages that do not form one sequence can make drop-off look meaningful when it is not.
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