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Depending on the data you defined, several options allow you to apply additional filtering to the data taken into account to compute the metric's value:
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-**Normalize by unit**: Normalize the metric values to show per unit of time.
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-**Filter by**: Specify a query.
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-**Reduced time range**: Reduce the time range specified on the dashboard's time filter by the specified duration.
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-**Time shift**: Shift the time range by the specified duration.
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-**Hide zero values**: Don't show values equal to zero. This option is on by default.
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: The main numeric value that appears prominently in your chart. When you drag a field onto the chart, {{kib}} suggests a function based on the field type. You can change it and use aggregation functions like `Sum`, `Average`, `Count`, `Median`, and more, or create custom calculations with formulas. Refer to [](/explore-analyze/visualize/lens.md#lens-formulas) for examples, or to the {icon}`documentation`**Formula reference** available from Lens.
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: An optional reference value that defines the upper bound for your metric. When you specify a maximum, you can show a progress bar by setting the primary metric's **Supporting visualization** option to **Bar**. This is useful for showing progress toward goals or capacity limits.
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### Breakdown settings [breakdown-options]
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**Data**
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: Split your metric into multiple tiles based on a categorical field. Each unique value creates its own tile, allowing you to compare metrics across regions, products, time periods, or any other dimensions. You can assign [consistent colors](lens.md#assign-colors-to-terms) to each breakdown value for better recognition across your dashboards.
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: Split your metric into multiple tiles based on a categorical field. Each unique value creates its own tile, allowing you to compare metrics across regions, products, time periods, or any other dimensions. You can optionally specify the following options:
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- **Number of values**: The number of tiles to show. If more values are available for the selected breakdown field, an additional tile named **Other** shows if the **Group remaining values as "Other"** advanced option is on.
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- **Rank by**: The dimension top values are ranked by.
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- **Rank direction**: The direction to use for the ranking.
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- **Collapse by**: Aggregate values of the various tiles into a single number. Possible aggregation options are `None` (default), `Sum`, `Average`, `Min`, and `Max`.
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