
Histograms allow users to present metrics on a chart in order to analyze the results of several metrics achieved in a specific time range. This way you can compare the sets of data against each other and examine the correlations between them. 

## Business benefits
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- The possibility of more detailed analysis of the metrics in a specific time interval.
- Histograms can be useful when you want to compare several marketing metrics.  
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  You can view the change history for this analysis from its configuration - see [Audit Log](/docs/settings/workspace/audit-log).

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## Requirements
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You need to create metrics first. 

## Histogram example
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 <img src="/api/docs/image/f8f2cd0367a41d3e7612c2fc2e6f0ff32442c96a/docs/analytics/_gfx/histogram-preview.png" alt="preview of the histogram" class="full" >

