Pie | Represents item values as slices of a pie. |
Bar | Represents the value of an item as the height of a rectangular bar. |
Area | Highlights the significance of an individual item relative to other items. |
Line | Highlights trends by drawing connecting lines between data points. |
Stacked Bar | Highlights the comparative significance of an individual item using rectangular bars. |
Overlapped Bar | Highlights the contribution of individual items, within categories, to the total value. |
Floating Bar | Represents the value of an item as the height of a rectangular floating bar. |
Histogram | Displays frequencies of each category from categorical variables. |
100% Bar | Highlights the contribution of a category to the total using rectangular bars. |
100% Area | Highlights the contribution of a category to the total. |
Stacked Area | Highlights the significance of an individual item to the total using enclosed polygons. |
High-Low Close | Represents high, low, and final values of an individual item over time. |
Combo | Combines two types of charts. |
XY-Scatter-Plot | Compares pairs of values. |
Bubble | Compares sets of three values. Like a scatter chart with the third value displayed as the size of the bubble marker. |
Radar | Plots data as a function of distance from a central point. |
Polar | Specifies points as an angle and distance from the origin. Often used for scientific purposes. |
Candle Stick | Type of Hi-Lo-Open-Close chart that draws four series together as a “candle” bar. |
Area Radar | Similar to Radar charts except that the area between the origin and the points is filled. |