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The following diagram explains when different chart types can be used.
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Do you want to compare value sizes?
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Does your data have long labels?
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Do you want to show rankings?
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Do you need to look at continuous values/ trends over time?
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Do you need to look at correlation (or lack of) between data sets?
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Do you want to view proportions?
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Is the data multi-dimensional?
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Is proportion more important?
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Are absolute values more important?
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Is the data single dimensional?
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Is the data hierarchical?
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Are you looking at multiple performance measures?
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Are you looking at a single value?
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Is the range where the value falls important?
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Is only the current value important?
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Is the data geographical?
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Is the precise location important?
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Is loose clustering more important?
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Are the exact values important?
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Are you looking at completion stages?
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Do you want to view data in a progressive order?
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Do you want to know what the most important characteristics are? (separate module is required)
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Bar chartsThis section provides information on the different chart types, please use the links below, the navigation menu on the left hand side or the search option to view a page.
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