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Chart Formats
Line Chart
  ● The first column should be text, and contain the category label.
  ● Data values should appear as numeric columns.
  ● Each numeric column may be followed by one or two text columns.
  ● The text in the first column will be displayed as annotations above the data
    points.
  ● The text in the second column will be displayed in a hover-card when hovering
    over the point.


                    Header 1              Header 2             Header 3

Label 1             1000                  2000                 3500

Label 2             3000                  4000                 500

Label 3             3500                  500                  2000

Label 4             500                   2500                 1000

Label 5             2000                  1000                 3000
Bar Chart
  ● The first column in the table should be a string, and represents the label of that
    group of bars.
  ● Any number of columns can follow, all numeric, each representing the bars with
    the same color and relative position in each group.
  ● The value at a given row and column controls the height of the single bar
    represented by this row and column.


                     Header 1               Header 2              Header 3

Label 1              1000                   2000                  3500

Label 2              3000                   4000                  500

Label 3              3500                   500                   2000

Label 4              500                    2500                  1000

Label 5              2000                   1000                  3000
Column Chart
  ● The first column in the table should be a string, and represents the label of that
    group of bars.
  ● Any number of columns can follow, all numeric, each representing the bars with
    the same color and relative position in each group.
  ● The value at a given row and column controls the height of the single bar
    represented by this row and column.


                     Header 1               Header 2              Header 3

Label 1              1000                   2000                  3500

Label 2              3000                   4000                  500

Label 3              3500                   500                   2000

Label 4              500                    2500                  1000

Label 5              2000                   1000                  3000
Pie Chart
  ● The first column should be a string, and contain the slice label.
  ● The second column should be a number, and contain the slice value.


                                         Header

Label 1                                  1000

Label 2                                  3000

Label 3                                  3500

Label 4                                  500

Label 5                                  2000

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Chart Formats

  • 1. Chart Formats Line Chart ● The first column should be text, and contain the category label. ● Data values should appear as numeric columns. ● Each numeric column may be followed by one or two text columns. ● The text in the first column will be displayed as annotations above the data points. ● The text in the second column will be displayed in a hover-card when hovering over the point. Header 1 Header 2 Header 3 Label 1 1000 2000 3500 Label 2 3000 4000 500 Label 3 3500 500 2000 Label 4 500 2500 1000 Label 5 2000 1000 3000
  • 2. Bar Chart ● The first column in the table should be a string, and represents the label of that group of bars. ● Any number of columns can follow, all numeric, each representing the bars with the same color and relative position in each group. ● The value at a given row and column controls the height of the single bar represented by this row and column. Header 1 Header 2 Header 3 Label 1 1000 2000 3500 Label 2 3000 4000 500 Label 3 3500 500 2000 Label 4 500 2500 1000 Label 5 2000 1000 3000
  • 3. Column Chart ● The first column in the table should be a string, and represents the label of that group of bars. ● Any number of columns can follow, all numeric, each representing the bars with the same color and relative position in each group. ● The value at a given row and column controls the height of the single bar represented by this row and column. Header 1 Header 2 Header 3 Label 1 1000 2000 3500 Label 2 3000 4000 500 Label 3 3500 500 2000 Label 4 500 2500 1000 Label 5 2000 1000 3000
  • 4. Pie Chart ● The first column should be a string, and contain the slice label. ● The second column should be a number, and contain the slice value. Header Label 1 1000 Label 2 3000 Label 3 3500 Label 4 500 Label 5 2000