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Mike Davis 43 Superbadge- Lightning Experience Step #9 "Add Chart" button missing on report
I've created a report according to the requirements:
First, create a summary report on opportunities named Opp Stage by Adventure. Filter it by Product Date within the past year. For the purpose of this superbadge, assume this date range is 1/1/2026-12/31/2026. Second, add a stacked vertical bar chart of the number of explorers by product name, grouped by stage, to your summary report.
However, the button to add a chart to my report is nowhere to be found in the Report Builder-what am I missing here:
When I check the step, I get this error:
Challenge Not yet complete... here's what's wrong:
The 'Opp Stage by Adventure' report does not appear to be configured correctly. Make sure it has the correct report type, groupings, filters and chart type.
First, create a summary report on opportunities named Opp Stage by Adventure. Filter it by Product Date within the past year. For the purpose of this superbadge, assume this date range is 1/1/2026-12/31/2026. Second, add a stacked vertical bar chart of the number of explorers by product name, grouped by stage, to your summary report.
However, the button to add a chart to my report is nowhere to be found in the Report Builder-what am I missing here:
When I check the step, I get this error:
Challenge Not yet complete... here's what's wrong:
The 'Opp Stage by Adventure' report does not appear to be configured correctly. Make sure it has the correct report type, groupings, filters and chart type.
Sorry for this issue you are encountering.
Please find the below solution to surpass lightning experience specialist super badge.
I'm using the Dataloader.io when importing:
1)Downloaded the Super badge-Lightning-Import.xlsx and split it up/converted into Explorers.CSV , Adventures.csv andOpportunitiesWAdventures.CSV
2)Insert Explorers from Explorers.csv.
Since Opportunities contains Adventure Package which contains a lookup to Explorer and the Adventure I figured the easiest would be to start inserting the Explorers.csv. Before inserting the Explorer.CSV I had to split the Full Name column into First name and Last name to match the Explorer objects Firstname and Lastname column.
3)Insert Adventures from Adventures.csv
Before importing Adventure.CSV I removed the Explorer column since it was empty and I also cleaned up the data in the Description column cause it contained commas and was interfering.
4)Insert Price Book Entry from Adventures.csv
The Adventures has to be in the Price Book to be able to be added to an Adventure Package. Therefore I added a column in the called PricebookID and added the Pricebook ID of the Standard Price Book to the rows.
Mapped field:
Adventure Name - Adventure (Lookup via Adventure Name)
List Price - List Price
Active (Adventure) - Active
Pricebookid - Price Book ID
5)Insert Opportunities from OpportunitiesWAdventures.csv.
Mapped fields:
Close Date - CloseDate,
Opportunity Name - Name
Probability (%) - Probability
Quantity - TotalOpportunityQuantity
Stage - StageName
6)Insert Opportunity Contact Role from OpportunitiesWAdventures.csv
Mapped Fields
Opportunity Name to Opportunity ID(Lookup via Name)
Explorer to Explorer (Lookup via Full Name)
7)Insert Adventure Package from OpportunitiesWAdventures.csv
Added new column for Adventure Name in OpportunitiesWAdventures.csv and added the Adventure name (contained as a part in the Opportunity Name column) to all the rows.
Mapped Fields:
Opportunity Name - Opportunity ID(Lookup via Name)
Adventure Name - Price Book Entry ID (Lookup via Adventure Name)
Explorer - Explorer (Lookup via Full Name)
For more information please refer to the below link.
- https://developer.salesforce.com/forums/?id=906F0000000kFtrIAE
- https://developer.salesforce.com/forums/?id=906F0000000kKecIAE
- https://d2hwpln2xvs3s.cloudfront.net/forums/?id=906F0000000kKecIAE
- http://salesforce.stackexchange.com/questions/135407/lightning-experience-superbadge-challenge-9-opp-stage-by-adventure/135465
- https://developer.salesforce.com/forums/?id=906F0000000kKecIAE
Kindly mark this as solved if the reply was helpful so that it gets removed from the unanswered queue which results in helping others who are encountering a similar issue.Regards,
Nagendra.
Give sales reps a visual indicator to compare product performance. First, create a summary report on opportunities named Opp Stage by Adventure. Filter it by Product Date within the past year. For the purpose of this superbadge, assume this date range is 1/1/2026-12/31/2026. Second, add a stacked vertical bar chart of the number of explorers by product name, grouped by stage, to your summary report. Finally, add this chart to your Lightning Adventure Record Page with the label Adventure Stage Comparison. To ensure that this chart isn’t accidentally displayed to customers, add it to a new section called Adventure Comparison.