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Compare values across categories. Columns grow from a zero baseline — ideal for rankings, survey results, and side-by-side comparisons. Paste two columns from Excel: label and value.

Show trends over time. A line draws across the chart, tracing revenue growth, user metrics, or any data with a time axis. Supports multiple series on the same chart.

Show how parts make up a whole. Works best with 3–6 categories. Switch to a donut chart to show a label or value in the center.

Bars extend left to right — better when category names are long or when comparing many items where vertical columns would be cramped.

Plot data points on X/Y axes to reveal correlations, clusters, and outliers. Add a label column to identify individual points.

Show how a starting value grows or shrinks through a series of positive and negative changes to reach a final total. Common for P&L, budget variance, and bridge charts.

Visualize drop-off across sequential stages — sales pipelines, conversion funnels, hiring flows. Each bar shows how many remain at each stage.

Show progress toward a target with animated activity rings — KPIs, goal attainment, sales quotas. Stack multiple rings to show several metrics at once.

Map how quantities flow between sources and destinations. Link width represents the magnitude of each flow — energy, budget allocation, user journeys, revenue by channel.

Display hierarchical data as nested rectangles sized by value. Budget breakdowns, revenue by segment, portfolio composition — proportions are instantly readable across two levels.

A 10×10 grid where filled squares represent a percentage. A visual alternative to pie charts for showing progress, completion, or part-to-whole data.

Multiple bars per category, side by side — year-over-year, budget vs actual, regional breakdowns. Each series gets its own color and legend entry.

Bars divided into colored segments — shows totals and composition in one view. Revenue by product line, headcount by team, traffic by channel.

Two dots per category connected by a line. The gap between them tells the story — before vs after, plan vs actual, this year vs last year.

Horizontal bars animate and reorder as rankings change over time. One of the most shared chart formats on social media — GDP by country, revenue by company, popularity over years.

Multiple lines compete across time with live rankings shown alongside the chart. Great for showing how streaming platforms, brands, or products rise and fall in popularity.