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Common types of charts used for visualization

Top 10 Charts 

  • Bar Chart
  • Bubble Chart
  • Column Chart
  • Dual Axis Chat
  • Donut Chart
  • Heat Map
  • Line Chart
  • Pie Chart
  • Waterfall Chart
  • Stack Bar Chart

Bar Chat

A bar chart is a represent of summarizing a set of category data. A bar chart displays data using multiple bars, and each bar represents a particular category.





Bubble Chart

Bubble charts are commonly used to represent relationships between two or more numerical variables. Each bubble in the chart represents a single data point.




Column Chart

A column chart displaying data with ranges represented by a rectangle and also called a vertical bar chart. They are a method of making easy comparisons between multiple items or category.



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Dual Axis Chart


A dual chart allows us to represent and visualize multiple data series, without the need to use additional charts, the relationship between two variables with different magnitudes and scales of measurement.






Donut Chart

Donut charts let you show the relationship of parts of several sets of data as a whole. And it shows the data of each cell as a piece of donut.





Heat Map

In a heat map, we view the data in a two-dimensional form in which the values are represented by colours. A simple heat map gives us a quick visual summary of the information.



Line Chart

A line chart is a type of chart used to visualize the value of something over time.




Pie Chart

A pie chart is a circle, which is divided into slices. Each slice represents the count or percentage of observations of a level for the variable and category.






Waterfall Chart

In a waterfall chart, it shows the current total as values are added or subtracted from the chart, and is useful for understanding how a series of positive and negative values affects the initial value.




Stack Bar Chat

A stack bar chart that uses bars to show comparisons between categories of data.





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