Line Graphs
Line graphs enable you to connect several distinct data points as a single continuous progression. You can use them to identify changes in one value relative to another.
| Visualization Type | More Information | 
|---|---|
| Area | 
                              
                               Based on a line chart with the area between the axis and line filled in. These graphs show you the amount of change over time, and are useful for evaluating a total value across a trend.  | 
                        
| 100% Area | 
                              
                               Based on the area graph but with the entire graph filled in to 100%.  | 
                        
| Line | 
                              
                               Depicts an entire series of values over time in a line format.  | 
                        
| Radar Area | 
                              
                               Based on the radar line graph but the areas between lines are filled in.  | 
                        
| Radar Bar | 
                              
                               Based on the radar line graph and presents multivariate data by plotting each variable on an axis and the data as a polygonal shape over all axes.  | 
                        
| Radar Line | 
                              
                               Displays multivariate data in the form of a two-dimensional chart of three or more quantitative variables represented on an axes starting from the same point.  | 
                        
| Stacked Area | 
                              
                               Based on the area graph and is useful for tracking not only the total value, but also seeing the breakdown of that total by groups.  |