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Updated Sep 22, 2009 by mbostock
Labels: Tutorial, Featured
ExampleCharts  
Simple example charts.

Area

Stacked Area Chart

Marks: Area, Panel, Label, Rule
Source: area-stacked.html

Area Chart

Marks: Area, Panel, Label, Rule
Source: area.html

Bar

Grouped Bar Chart

Marks: Bar, Panel, Label, Rule
Source: bar-grouped.html

Stacked Bar Chart

Marks: Bar, Panel, Label, Rule
Source: bar-stacked.html

Bar Chart

Marks: Bar, Panel, Label, Rule
Source: bar.html

Grouped Column Chart

Marks: Bar, Panel, Label, Rule
Source: column-grouped.html

Stacked Column Chart

Marks: Bar, Panel, Label, Rule
Source: column-stacked.html

Column Chart

Marks: Bar, Panel, Label, Rule
Source: column.html

Dot

Scatterplot

Marks: Dot, Panel, Label, Rule
Source: dot.html

Wedge

Donut Chart

Marks: Wedge, Panel, Label
Source: donut.html

Pie Chart

Marks: Wedge, Panel, Label
Source: pie.html

Line

Line chart

Marks: Line, Panel, Label, Rule
Source: line.html

Step Chart

Marks: Line, Panel, Label, Rule
Source: step.html


Comment by sebastien.pierre, Dec 23, 2009

It would be helpful to have an example where you have a line graph with two series of data each with different scale.

Comment by mdkemery, Dec 24, 2009

I like the where this is headed. I agree with sebastian, an example with multiple series and axes/scale would be helpful

Comment by h.wickham, Jan 15, 2010

Please don't provide an example with multiple scales - it is really bad visualisation design.


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