Quantitative indicators

Quantitative indicators are measures that express data in numerical terms, which can be counted or measured objectively. They often answer questions like "how many?", "how much?", or "to what extent?".

Examples:

• Number of people trained
• Units of a product produced or sold

Characteristics:

• Objective: Based on measurable data
• Easily Comparable: Numbers can be easily compared across different times or groups
• Precision: Provides specific and precise measurements

When you select this type of indicator by default the relationship between progress and overall cumulative values will be dependent. Meaning that period actuals will be cumulated.

If you wish to enter disaggregated target values refer to:  Enter disaggregated target values