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# Campaign Pacing
All examples use Chat Explore, available in the Explore tab. Prompts utilize a dummy marketing dataset. Change prompt text as applicable to your data.
Goal vs Actual comparison
Compare the predicted or intended value vs the actual of an arbitrary metric. This could be goal vs actual impressions, clicks, conversions, ect.
**Example Prompt:**\
Generate a pacing chart that compares the actual progress against the goal over time. Use the date column for the x-axis, the goal column for the target line, and the actual column for the actual progress line.
**Akkio Output:**\
**Example Prompt:**\
Generate a pacing table that compares the actual progress against the goal over time. Use the date, goal, actual, and % difference between goal and actual.
**Akkio Output:**\
**Example Prompt:**\
Put this table in a visualization that also captures % difference.
**Akkio Output:**\
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