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1. Column Chart
2. Bar Chart
3. Line Chart
4. Pie Chart
5. Area Chart
6. Scatter Plot
7. Bubble Chart
8. Radar Chart
9. Stock Chart
10. Surface Chart
2. Bar Chart
3. Line Chart
4. Pie Chart
5. Area Chart
6. Scatter Plot
7. Bubble Chart
8. Radar Chart
9. Stock Chart
10. Surface Chart
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Google Gemini AI
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Bar Charts:
- Clustered Bar Chart: Compares data values by vertical bars.
- Stacked Bar Chart: Shows data values stacked on top of each other.
- 100% Stacked Bar Chart: Displays data as percentages of a whole.
Column Charts:
- Clustered Column Chart: Compares data values by horizontal bars.
- Stacked Column Chart: Shows data values stacked on top of each other horizontally.
- 100% Stacked Column Chart: Displays data as percentages of a whole.
Line Charts:
- Line Chart: Shows data points connected by lines.
- Scatter Plot: Displays data points as individual dots.
Area Charts:
- Area Chart: Fills the area under the line chart.
- Stacked Area Chart: Shows multiple data series stacked on top of each other.
- 100% Stacked Area Chart: Displays data as percentages of a whole.
Pie and Doughnut Charts:
- Pie Chart: Divides a circle into slices to represent data proportions.
- Doughnut Chart: Similar to pie chart, but has a hole in the center.
XY (Scatter) Charts:
- XY Scatter Chart: Plots data points along two axes (x and y).
- Bubble Chart: A variation of scatter plot where data points are represented by bubbles of varying sizes.
Surface Charts:
- Surface Chart: Creates a 3D representation of data points.
- Waterfall Chart: A type of surface chart that shows changes in data over time.
Other Charts:
- Histogram: Displays data distribution over a range of values.
- Frequency Polygon: Plots the frequency of data values on a line chart.
- Pareto Chart: Shows data in descending order of frequency.
- Radar Chart: Plots multiple data series on a radial axis.
- Funnel Chart: A type of chart that shows a decreasing progression of values.
- Map Chart: Displays geographical data on a map.
- Treemap: A hierarchical chart that represents data as nested rectangles.
- Clustered Bar Chart: Compares data values by vertical bars.
- Stacked Bar Chart: Shows data values stacked on top of each other.
- 100% Stacked Bar Chart: Displays data as percentages of a whole.
Column Charts:
- Clustered Column Chart: Compares data values by horizontal bars.
- Stacked Column Chart: Shows data values stacked on top of each other horizontally.
- 100% Stacked Column Chart: Displays data as percentages of a whole.
Line Charts:
- Line Chart: Shows data points connected by lines.
- Scatter Plot: Displays data points as individual dots.
Area Charts:
- Area Chart: Fills the area under the line chart.
- Stacked Area Chart: Shows multiple data series stacked on top of each other.
- 100% Stacked Area Chart: Displays data as percentages of a whole.
Pie and Doughnut Charts:
- Pie Chart: Divides a circle into slices to represent data proportions.
- Doughnut Chart: Similar to pie chart, but has a hole in the center.
XY (Scatter) Charts:
- XY Scatter Chart: Plots data points along two axes (x and y).
- Bubble Chart: A variation of scatter plot where data points are represented by bubbles of varying sizes.
Surface Charts:
- Surface Chart: Creates a 3D representation of data points.
- Waterfall Chart: A type of surface chart that shows changes in data over time.
Other Charts:
- Histogram: Displays data distribution over a range of values.
- Frequency Polygon: Plots the frequency of data values on a line chart.
- Pareto Chart: Shows data in descending order of frequency.
- Radar Chart: Plots multiple data series on a radial axis.
- Funnel Chart: A type of chart that shows a decreasing progression of values.
- Map Chart: Displays geographical data on a map.
- Treemap: A hierarchical chart that represents data as nested rectangles.
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