Charts


Charts present data visually, usually in a simplified and comparative format.


Bar Chart | Graph
Shows quantities or frequencies with rectangular bars.


Types
Vertical bar chart
Horizontal bar chart
Grouped bar chart
Stacked bar chart


Pie Chart
Shows proportions of a whole as slices of a circle.
Best for showing percentages or distribution.



Column Chart
Similar to bar charts but vertical.
Used for comparing values across categories.



Line Chart
Displays trends over time | time series.
Points connected by straight lines.
Can be single or multiple lines.



Area Chart
Similar to line charts but with the area beneath the line filled in.
Emphasizes volume or cumulative data.



Radar | Spider | Star Chart
Shows multivariate data with multiple axes.
Useful for performance comparisons | e.g., skill levels.



Bubble Chart
Extension of scatter plot.
Adds a third dimension with bubble size.
Shows relationship between three variables.



Gantt Chart
Used in project management.
Displays project tasks along a timeline.



Waterfall Chart
Shows cumulative effect of sequentially introduced positive or negative values.
Often used in financial data.



Donut Chart
Variation of pie chart with a blank center.
Used for showing part-to-whole relationships.



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