If we don't have the chart you're looking for, you can easily build your own.
From the Build Report tab, locate the relevant page then click Customise.
Click Replace, then from the Change Chart window, click Create a new chart.
You can now choose between a Custom Pie Chart and Custom Line Chart. Choose the one which will represent your data best, then click Select.
The chart is added and you can now continue to work with the chart options.
In the Series 1 section, click Show formula. If the formula you want already exists in the formula gallery, select it from the drop-down list. Alternatively, to create a new formula, click Edit Formula
Using the Formula Builder
Note: When you create a new formula from within a chart, a default account appears in the new formula as a placeholder. If you don't want to use this, to remove it simply click and drag it into the removal area below the edit box.
To add a new account to the formula, click Add Account.
You can now choose whether you want to select a single account or multiple accounts (you can add more accounts later).
Select an individual account - Use this option to add a single account to the formula. Select a group of accounts using a report code - Use this option to select all accounts which share a specific report code. Select a group of accounts using the display name - Use this option to select all accounts which share the same display name in the Add Data tab.
Select the option you want, then click Next.
Choose the account, group of accounts or display name you need, then click Next.
Select the metric you want to use, then click Next. The following options are available:
Actual - accrual data Target - target data
Select the date option you want to use, then click Save. The following options are available:
Standard dates - Displays data based on the X axis date range. For most charts, this will show monthly values for the current financial year. Prior period - Displays data for -n prior periods based on X axis date. E.g. Entering '-12' will show the data 12 months ago (last year). Use this option for displaying prior year data. Cumulative results - Show a cumulative total, either from the beginning of the financial year or from a set number of months ago.
If you're creating a formula using more than one report code, you can use the symbols and add further accounts. If required, to rearrange a symbol or account you can click and drag it within a formula, or drag it to the removal box to remove it completely. The formula works on a BEDMAS basis - please use the brackets to ensure your formulas are correct.
Once you're happy with your formula, click Save. This updates the chart with the data you want to show. Alternatively, if you'd like to save your formula for use in other charts, click Save As. For further information about this option, please refer to the next section, Add your formula to the Formula Gallery.
You can show a maximum of five different series on custom charts. To add another series, open the drop-down for the series you want, and repeat the process to build your next formula. Once you've built your additional formula, click Show series and select the Show check box.
Once your chart shows the information you want, you can also change the appearance of your chart.
Add your formula to the Formula Gallery
When you create a formula, if you want to use it again in future you can save it to the Formula Gallery. You can choose to make your new formula available to all organisations or only a single one, and to use your own formula instead of a default one.
Use the formula builder to create the required formula, then click Save As.
From the Available to drop-down list, choose Organisation. If you choose Practice, the formula is available to the whole practice.
Enter a name for your formula. Note: If you enter a name already in use for a default formula, your own formula takes precedence in this organisation. If you enter a name already in use for another custom formula, the existing one is replaced.
If required, enter formula tags.
To save the formula, click Save.
Your formula is now available to use on other charts and text panels, and in the Executive Summary.