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Every report chart that groups records is drillable. Click a segment and Custral opens the exact records that segment represents. A “Companies by Status → Active” slice means the companies whose status is Active; a line point on a given day means the records in that day’s bucket. It turns a chart from a picture into a way into your data.

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Drill into a chart

1

Click a segment

Click a pie slice, a bar, a point on a line or area, a scatter or bubble dot, a heatmap cell, or a funnel step.
2

Read the records behind it

A panel opens listing the records that make up that segment, with the same columns as the object’s records table.
3

Open the full page

Choose Open full page for a full-screen, sortable table of the same records, useful when a segment holds more than a quick look.
The drilled list always matches the segment’s count, because it applies the chart’s own filters and any dashboard filters, the same rules that drew the chart.

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What you can drill

Proportion charts

Pie, donut, radial-bar, bars-list, and treemap. Click a slice or bar.

Series charts

Bar, area, line, and composite. Click a bar or point at an x-value.

Point & grid charts

Scatter and bubble dots, and heatmap cells.

Funnel

Click a step to see the records at that stage.
A few chart types aren’t drillable by design: radar (each spoke is a different measure, not a value of one dimension), sparkline (a decorative trend), and the stat / KPI card (a single number, not a set of records).

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Troubleshooting

Clicking a chart does nothing. That chart type isn’t drillable, radar, sparkline, and stat cards have no per-element record set (see above). Every other chart drills. The drilled list is empty. The segment genuinely has no records, or a dashboard filter is excluding them. Check the chart’s filters and any linked dashboard filters. The drill honors both. An “Unknown” slice drills to blank records. “Unknown” is the bucket for records with no value on that property. Drilling it lists exactly those empty-valued records, which is correct.