1. Radar Chart 2. Funnel Chart 3. Pyramid Chart 4. Bubble Chart 5. Treemap 6. Pivot Widget

3. Radar chart is a convenient way of
displaying different quantitative
variables in an interesting story
telling way. It is ideal for displaying
performance of multiple
departments in an organization to
see a clear overall picture.

4. The funnel chart shows a process that
starts at 100% and ends with a lower
percentage where it is noticeable in
what stages the fall out happens and
at what rate.
Examples can include Sales Funnel
tracking leads to close or Order
Fulfillment funnel tracking orders from
inception to process to delivery.

5. Pyramid charts are put to the best use when items need to be arranged in a
way that shows hierarchical structure, as well as quantity or size. For example,
business management positions, products sold, or business locations.

6. The bubble chart introduces a
third dimension to analyze the
patterns or correlations among
the categorized variables by
observing the size and position
of the bubbles.

7. Treemap is a great alternative to display
hierarchies that gives a quick overview
of the structure by comparing the
proportions among various categories
via the area size.

8. Pivot widget is an easy way to do data discovery with your data. Quickly
explore the relationship between rows and columns in just a few clicks
with a simple drag and drop interface. Apply a heatmap to quickly draw
attention to higher values.

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