The daily occupancy chart explained

The Daily occupancy chart shows the shape of the period behind the four cards, one point per reported day.

Before you start

Plan: Available on all plans.

Reading the chart

• Daily occupancy (1): the solid line, one point per reported day.
• Period average (2): the dashed line. Its figure shows in the legend, e.g. Period average 90.0%.
• Peak and low labels (3): mark the highest and lowest reported days, e.g. Peak 94% • 11 Jul.
• Day not reported (4, 5): shaded on the chart (4) and named in the legend (5). The line doesn't run through these days.

Unreported days usually sit at the right of a recent period, where data hasn't arrived yet.

The vertical axis fits the range of your data rather than starting at zero. A steep-looking line may move only a few points, so read the axis first.

Important: Below 50% of days reported, the chart shows single points with no line or average. See When Occupancy has no figures to show.