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Visualization

Usage

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Charts

Visualize one or more dimensions in a data set.
Use one of the following chart types depending on how many dimensions, or fields, you are visualizing.

  • Pie

  • Area, line, column, bar

  • Bubble and scatter

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Single Value

Show an aggregated metric in context.

  • Track recent changes or trends in real time.

  • Use colors to add context dynamically.

Gauges

  • Show an aggregated metric against a range.

  • Track a metric as it approaches a specific target.

Maps

Visualize data with geographic coordinates.

  • Use a Choropleth map to show and compare regional trends or concentrations.

  • Use a marker map to plot geographic data

Chart overview

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Pie

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Shows a single dimension. Pie slice size represents the density or frequency of values in a field.

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Column and bar

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epresent one or more dimensions in a results set. These charts plot data on two axes. Each axis represents a results field.

Column and bar charts can compare values and fields.

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Scatter and bubble

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Represent multiple dimensions in a results set. These charts plot data on two axes. Data point appearance, size, and/or distribution show additional patterns or relationships.