Annotated Chart

Sometimes a chart isn’t enough to clearly communicate the data on its own. Annotationed Charts are helpful for showing when key events occurred, especially when they have a noticeable impact on the data. Adding annotations makes the chart more functional and convenient to use. One can create as many comments or buttons for different functions as one or another situation requires.

Samples

STOCK Drawing Horizontal Line 01 created by anonymous

STOCK Drawing Horizontal Line 01

By anonymous, Nov 22
Volume Conditional Coloring created by anonymous

Volume Conditional Coloring

By anonymous, Jan 22
Volume Conditional Coloring created by anonymous

Volume Conditional Coloring

By anonymous, May 31
STOCK Drawing Marker 01 created by anonymous

STOCK Drawing Marker 01

By anonymous, Jun 22
Volume Conditional Coloring created by anonymous

Volume Conditional Coloring

By anonymous, Aug 27
StepLine Area Chart created by anonymous, A Step Line Area Chart is an Area Chart where the points are connected by horizontal and vertical lines which makes it look like a staircase. It is also used to highlight the irregularity of changes. The area between the X-axis and the line that connects data points is filled with color.

StepLine Area Chart

A Step Line Area Chart is an Area Chart where the points are connected by horizontal and vertical lines which makes it look like a staircase. It is also used to highlight the irregularity of changes. The area between the X-axis and the line that connects data points is filled with color.

By anonymous, May 16
StepLine Area Chart created by anonymous, A Step Line Area Chart is an Area Chart where the points are connected by horizontal and vertical lines which makes it look like a staircase. It is also used to highlight the irregularity of changes. The area between the X-axis and the line that connects data points is filled with color.

StepLine Area Chart

A Step Line Area Chart is an Area Chart where the points are connected by horizontal and vertical lines which makes it look like a staircase. It is also used to highlight the irregularity of changes. The area between the X-axis and the line that connects data points is filled with color.

By anonymous, May 16
StepLine Area Chart created by anonymous, A Step Line Area Chart is an Area Chart where the points are connected by horizontal and vertical lines which makes it look like a staircase. It is also used to highlight the irregularity of changes. The area between the X-axis and the line that connects data points is filled with color.

StepLine Area Chart

A Step Line Area Chart is an Area Chart where the points are connected by horizontal and vertical lines which makes it look like a staircase. It is also used to highlight the irregularity of changes. The area between the X-axis and the line that connects data points is filled with color.

By anonymous, May 16
Volume Conditional Coloring created by anonymous

Volume Conditional Coloring

By anonymous, Jun 8
StepLine Area Chart created by anonymous, A Step Line Area Chart is an Area Chart where the points are connected by horizontal and vertical lines which makes it look like a staircase. It is also used to highlight the irregularity of changes. The area between the X-axis and the line that connects data points is filled with color.

StepLine Area Chart

A Step Line Area Chart is an Area Chart where the points are connected by horizontal and vertical lines which makes it look like a staircase. It is also used to highlight the irregularity of changes. The area between the X-axis and the line that connects data points is filled with color.

By anonymous, May 15
StepLine Area Chart created by anonymous, A Step Line Area Chart is an Area Chart where the points are connected by horizontal and vertical lines which makes it look like a staircase. It is also used to highlight the irregularity of changes. The area between the X-axis and the line that connects data points is filled with color.

StepLine Area Chart

A Step Line Area Chart is an Area Chart where the points are connected by horizontal and vertical lines which makes it look like a staircase. It is also used to highlight the irregularity of changes. The area between the X-axis and the line that connects data points is filled with color.

By anonymous, May 15
Volume Conditional Coloring created by anonymous

Volume Conditional Coloring

By anonymous, Mar 3