Airtable exports one CSV per view. Bases vary, but the pattern doesn't: drop the CSV here and every single-select field — Stage, Owner, Source, Priority — becomes a clickable breakdown, with any number field summed and a date field driving the trend.
Airtable bases differ wildly, but exported views all share a shape: select fields are categories, number fields are metrics, date fields are the trend. Any view with those works here.
Open the view you want, click the view name or ... menu → Download CSV. Each view exports the fields and filters you see on screen.
Single-select fields like Stage, Owner, Source and Priority read as categories; a number field like Value reads as the metric; Created or Close Date drives the trend.
See value pooled per stage and owner, then click any value — every other field's breakdown and the total recompute for that segment.
The summary you'd build with grouping and a chart extension — straight from the exported view, no add-on.
Each single-select field becomes a ranked breakdown automatically — no manual grouping, no chart block to configure.
Point a number field at any category and it sums per slice, so value-by-stage or value-by-owner falls out instantly.
Bases differ, but the export pattern is constant: a date, a number and a few selects is all it takes to build the same dashboard.
Record names, owners and values are parsed in your browser — nothing from your base is uploaded anywhere.