Use a bar chart when you want to compare individual items. For example, compare ticket sales by location, or show a breakdown of employees by job title. Learn how to add and edit a chart.

Use a bar chart when you want to compare individual items. For example, compare ticket sales by location, or show a breakdown of employees by job title. Learn how to add & edit a chart.

Then, click a third time to select the single data label/bar. To remove other items on your chart, double-click the chart to open the side panel. You can move some chart labels like the legend, …

You can add data labels to a bar, column, scatter, area, line, waterfall, histograms, or pie chart. Learn more about chart types. On your computer, open a spreadsheet in Google Sheets. …

Use a bar chart to show the difference between the data points for one or more categories. Learn more about bar charts

The "charttype" option defines the type of chart to plot, which includes: "line" for a line graph (the default) "bar" for a stacked bar chart "column" for a column chart "winloss" for a special type of …

Use a column chart when you want to compare categories of data or show changes over time. For example, compare revenue and expenses each month. Learn how to add & edit a chart.

Column/row series [Stack] A column/row series [stack] chart is a stacked bar chart; this is often used to break down large categories and compare parts of the whole. As with the column/row …

Use a timeline chart to show important events in chronological order. For example, show a list of project tasks and their deadlines. Learn how to add & edit a chart. How to format your data

Important: To keep the chart types, but view different data in those charts, you must update the data presented in the report. You can update the data by changing the dimension, applying a …