Your Salesforce Campaign Member Status Chart is Missing – What to Do Next

As some of you have already noticed, the Campaign Member Status Chart is missing from the Campaign page. Salesforce retired this component in the Winter ’25 release. If you are like many of our clients who relied on this information, we have a very straightforward workaround you can implement today that will give you the same valuable information.

Follow my step-by-step instructions below. If you need further support, click the “Talk to a Consultant” button at the top of this page to get in touch with me and my team.

Step 1. Create a “Campaign Member by Status” Report

  1. Navigate to the Reports Tab: Select the Reports tab and click on New Report.
Reports Tab
  1. Select the Report Type: Under the All tab, choose Campaign with Campaign Members as the report type.
All tab - select 'Campaign with Campaign Members' as report type
  1. Group and Customize the Report:
    • Group the report by Member Status.
    • Customize the columns to include the details most relevant to you.
Grouping the report by Member Status
  • Update filters to All Active Campaigns:
Updating the filters to 'All Active Campaigns'
  1. Save and Run the Report: Name your report and save it in a public folder for easy access.
Naming the report

Step 2: Add a Chart to Your Report

  • From the report builder screen, click on Add Chart.
  • In the Chart Settings, select a Donut Chart style and configure it to slice by Member Status.
  • Save the Report after adding the chart.
Chart Properties to add a chart to the report

Step 3: Add the Report Chart to Your Campaign Page Layout

  1. Go to Setup and navigate to Object Manager. Locate Campaign and open the Campaign Page Layout you’d like to edit.
Object Manager: Select Campaign and open the Campaign Page Layout to edit
  1. Add a New Section: Create a new section in the layout, labeling it as desired.
  2. Add the Report Chart: Find Report Charts in the page layout settings and drag the newly created report into the new section.
Drag the newly created report into the new section in the page layout settings

Step 4: Adjust Chart Display Settings

  1. In the report section settings, adjust the Size of your chart.
Adjust the size of the chart in the report section setting
  1. Ensure Filtered by is set to Campaign ID. This will make sure the chart only displays data for members in the current campaign.
Chart Properties: Filtered by should be set to Campaign ID
  1. Click OK, and be sure to Save the page layout.

Step 5: Review Your Setup

  1. Open a Campaign that has members to verify your new chart displays correctly.
Verify your new chart displays correctly
  1. For a detailed breakdown of statuses, click on the chart to view a more informative popup.
Click on the chart to open a popup with more details

Optional: Add the Chart to a Lightning Record Page

For more flexibility, you can add this report chart to the Lightning Record Page instead of the standard page layout. This allows you to position the pie chart exactly where you want on the page. The example below shows the chart displayed at the top of the Lightning page editor.

Chart displayed at the top of the Lightning page editor

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2 thoughts on “Your Salesforce Campaign Member Status Chart is Missing – What to Do Next”

  1. Thanks for the useful info! One thing to note, for Lightning, the embedded graph is grouped by the first grouping variable in the report, regardless of what parameters you set for the chart withi the report. (From https://help.salesforce.com/s/articleView?id=sf.reports_embed_limits.htm&type=5, “In Lightning Experience, embedded report charts display the source report table’s groupings, not the report chart’s. In Salesforce Classic, embedded report charts display the source report chart’s grouping, not the report table’s groupings.”) So for Lightening, just remove the grouping by Campaign Name and it works great : )

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