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Chart controls allow you to overlay additional information on the chart and table views.
 Bank
The measurement of properties with some type of bank involvement status, such as REO, Short Sale, or Foreclose, associated with the listing.
Full Market
Portrays the number of bank and non-bank mediated properties combined
Bank
Portrays the number of bank mediated properties compared to the Full Market during the search time period
Non-Bank
Portrays the number of non-bank mediated properties compared to the Full Market during the search time period
This information is available on the following views:
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Sold Properties by Month
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Under Contract Properties by Month
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New Properties by Month
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For Sale Properties by Month
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Expired Properties by Month
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 Units
Checking this box on certain views (see below) will display additional information to provide context and/or help you interpret the chart.
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On this view:
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Checking the Units checkbox will display this information:
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Median Sold Price by Month
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The number of properties used to calculate the median price for each month or quarter
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Median For Sale vs. Median Sold
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The difference between the median price of For Sale properties and the median price of Sold properties for the month or quarter
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Sold Properties by Month
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The number of properties represented by the chart bars
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Under Contract Properties by Month
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The number of properties represented by the chart bars
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New Properties by Month
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The number of properties represented by the chart bars
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For Sale Properties by Month
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The number of properties represented by the chart bars
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Expired Properties by Month
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The number of properties represented by the chart bars
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The Average Days on Market by Month
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A line chart depicting the Months Supply of Inventory for each month
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Months Supply of Inventory
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A line chart depicting the Average Days on Market for each month
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 Trend Lines
Trend Lines measure directional movement over time relative to what is being measured. An upward sloping trend line indicates the measurement is increasing over time and just the opposite for a downward sloping line.
Linear
Use this option when you want to measure the direction of movement over the entire time frame.
Polynomial
Use this option when there is a lot of up and down movement and you want to see the directional changes that are occurring during the time period.
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