# Part 6: Analyze Results
URL: https://docs.valsight.ai/part-6-analyze-results/
Description: In this part, you create different chart types to inspect the simulation results.
In this part, you create different chart types to inspect the simulation results.

**Analysis** in Valsight is using charts, bridges, and tables to **compare scenarios, understand changes, and interpret model outcomes**.

For detailed reference on any of the concepts here, see [Visualizing Data](/visualizing-data/).

## Watch the video guide

Video: [ColumnChrt](https://vs-documentation-assets.fsn1.your-objectstorage.com/videos/6896975907_ColumnChrt.mp4)

## Steps

### Create a column chart

1. Navigate back to sheet.
2. Click **Add chart**.
3. Choose **Column chart**.
4. Select **Revenue** as the measure.
5. Choose **Simulation** as the scenario.
6. **Create** the chart.
7. Open **Configure axes** and set:

   | Setting | Value                                          |
   | ------- | ---------------------------------------------- |
   | X-axis  | Year (default)                                 |
   | Groups  | Remove "Scenario" and add **Product** instead. |
8. Enable **Stacked** view using the checkbox below the chart type selector.
9. Enable **Totals** and select **Combined sum** to show the combined revenue for both products.
10. Under **Scaling** and **Digits**, set the scale size to Thousand and decimal places to 0.
11. Click **Save**.

The bar chart shows Revenue by Year, stacked by Product, with totals displayed.

### Add the Scenario Manager as a chart

1. Click **Add chart** again.
2. Select **Scenario Manager**.
3. **Create** the chart.

Activate or deactivate assumptions and immediately see the results update in the bar chart.

### Create a scenario bridge

1. Click **Add chart**.
2. Select **Scenario bridge**.
3. **Select node**: Revenue
4. Choose the two scenarios you want to compare.
5. Choose **Assumptions** for Comparison
6. Select the year **2029** for display.
7. **Create** the bridge.

The bridge now shows how much "Price Adjustment" and "Volume Change" each contribute to the revenue difference between the data baseline and the Simulation scenario in 2029.

### Create a table

1. Click **Add chart**.
2. Select **Table**.
3. Select **Volume, Price, and Revenue**
4. Choose the **Simulation** scenario and click **Create**.
5. Set **Aggregation** type of Price to [Weighted Average](/aggregation-settings/) in the Model Editor.
6. Open **Configure axes** and set:

   | Setting | Value                             |
   | ------- | --------------------------------- |
   | Columns | Remove **Scenario**, add **Year** |
7. Under Rows click on **Sort** and place Revenue on the latest position.
8. Under Columns click on **Create Comparison** and set:

   | Setting          | Value |
   | ---------------- | ----- |
   | Reference value  | 2025  |
   | Comparison value | 2029  |
   | Type             | CAGR  |
9. Under **Formatting** and **Rows**, set Revenue as a **grand total** row and indent Volume and Price.
10. Click **Save**.

## What you have done

* Added the Scenario Manager to the workspace
* Created charts to analyze KPI development

## Summary

**Congratulations!** You have built a complete Valsight project from scratch:

* created a project
* set up dimensions and uploaded data
* built a driver model
* simulated assumptions
* analyzed the results

## Next steps

* Add more scenarios in the [Scenario Manager](/scenario-manager/) and compare them
* Experiment with [Line-Item Variants](/line-item-variants/) like Best, Realistic, and Worst
* Explore the [Function catalog](/function-catalog/) for additional modeling functions
* Learn more about [Structure Driver Models](/structure-driver-models/) in the Valsight documentation