What happens if you check the hidden box when setting up a KPI scorecard?

When you check the hidden box while setting up a KPI scorecard, it indicates that no comparison results will display. This means that any comparative data, which might typically be visible in the scorecard for users to analyze performance against set benchmarks or previous periods, will not be shown. This option is particularly useful in scenarios where the presentation of comparison data might be irrelevant or potentially confusing to the audience for whom the scorecard is intended.

The ability to hide comparison results allows for a more streamlined view focusing solely on the key performance indicators themselves, rather than on how those indicators stack up against past performance or other metrics. This can be beneficial in specific contexts where the emphasis needs to be placed solely on the current KPI status without introducing additional layers of complexity or interpretation.