# Configure visualization Depending on the selected data structure, you need to map a few fields to configure the visualization. ### KPI Dimension (and parent KPI dimension) For **Grid layout options 1 & 2**, map the relevant KPI dimension (e. g. 'Segment' if you want to create a card for each segment). If you want to create KPI cards for combinations of for example two dimensions (e. g. 'Segment' and 'Region'), create a calculated field first and concatenate the two fields (e. g. \[Segment]+" | "+\[Region]) and use this field as your KPI dimension. For **Tree layout option 1,** additionally set the **parent KPI dimension**.

Configure Visualization for tree-option 1

### KPI values PowerKPIs can cope with different ways of storing different **scenarios**. When different scenarios (such as Actual, Budget, and Forecast) are stored in different columns (for example, in the Option 3 grid layout), **Measure Names** is the field that defines the scenarios. * Adjust the **KPI Card** label to group measures into one card. * Adjust the **Measure Name** to show custom labels for your scenarios. * Set the **Role BAN** to map scenarios to the main big number (Main), or to two optional comparison values (Comp 1 and Comp 2). * Set the **Role Chart** to map scenarios to be used in the trend chart (Main and Comp 1). * Additionally, an auto-generated **comparison to the previous value** is shown in most layouts.

If different scenarios are stored in a **dimension** (e.g. in Option 4 Grid Layout), this dimension in combination with Measure Names is the field that defines the scenarios. You can also customize labels and define roles for each of these options. * **Map the scenario field** to define the KPI values. * **Bulk assign roles** to the scenario field values. * Adjust the **Scenario & Measure** to show custom labels for your scenarios.