Bar charts and pie charts are two common ways of representing data, and while they can sometimes be used interchangeably, they don’t make sense for every type of dataset. Here’s how to choose ...

Line, Bar & Pie Charts, Projection Map, Scatter, 3D Map, Hierarchy, Line Chart race, Heatmap, Radar Chart, Pictogram, Table, Bubble Chart, Parliament Chart, and more.

With the graph options available in Google Sheets, you can make a line, bar, column, pie, or other type of chart in just minutes. Then, tailor the graph to your liking with colors, a legend ...

The Graph Makeover Contest makes it clear that there are multiple ways to plot a data set with no one way being best. This post shows alternatives to a pair of donut charts.

Pie chart users deserve same suspicion+skepticism as those who mix up its/it's, there/their.To compare,use little table, sentence, not pies. — Edward Tufte (@EdwardTufte) January 10, 2013 ...

To us, pie charts hearken back to bad PowerPoint slides of yore (in fact, even data visualization expert Edward Tufte says they should never be used). But the pie, along with the bar chart, were ...