Line Chart
Basic multi-series line chart that shows the changes the different product sales changes over time.
Multi-Series Bubble Chart
This multi-series bubble chart present information on sportsmen training. The interactive legend helps to control series. Customized tooltip show full information for each point. Series placed on scatter chart.
Stacked Bar Chart with Negative Values
Stacked bar charts are used to compare the quantitative value each part of the category brings to the whole category. This chart shows the distribution of the revenue got from the cosmetic products sold to men and women.
100 Percent Stacked Bar Chart
100% Stacked Bar Charts display the comparison of the percentage, taking the whole category as 100%. Chart describes the products' sales ratio by four regions. The legend is interactive and controls chart series.
Area Chart
An Area Chart (Area Graph) displays quantitative data by coloring the area between an axis and a line. This type is based on a Line Chart and can be used to highlight the total values over time.
Line Chart with Logarithmic Scale
Customers activity line chart with logarithmic scale to show data set with a big difference between the values.
Stacked Column Chart
Stacked Column Charts display the comparison of the quantitative value each part of the category brings to the whole category. Each of the stack components shows its relative contribution to the entire bar and the entity as a whole.
Column Chart
Column chart is a kind of bar chart with vertically plotted rectangular bars (columns). This is a basic column chart that shows the income of the company by product.
Bar Chart
A Bar Chart (Bar Graph) displays data with rectangular bars whose sizes are proportional to the values they show. The chart presents compared categories on one axis and their corresponding values - on the other.
Stacked Area Chart with X-Scale Continuous Mode
Stacked Area Charts with x-scale continuous mode, which is used to expand the ordinal scale when a continuous series should be drawn visually from the start of the chart to its end.
