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Column Charts
Column Chart
Column charts are the most commonly used charts, where the data points are displayed by vertical bars. It is similar to a bar chart, except that the bars are vertical and not horizontal.
Key Features:
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Used for comparing the frequency, count, total or average of data in different categories.
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Ideal for showing the variations in the value of an item over time.
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Points from adjacent series are drawn as bars next to each other.
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Can be drawn in three modes: DefaultWidthMode, FixedWidthMode and RelativeWidthMode.
Column chart drawn in Default Width Mode
Column chart drawn in Fixed Width Mode
RelativeWidthMode with 0.75px value
Error Bars are supported to indicate a degree of uncertainity in the plotted data through a bar indicating an "error range". There are plenty of symbol options available to be rendered on the error bars.
Error Bars in Column Chart
Stacking Column Chart
Data Points from different series are rendered one over the other in the stacked column chart. Very useful to indicate the cumulative effect of multiple series values.
Stacked Column Chart
StackingColumn100 Chart
In the 100 % Stacked Column Chart, the cumulative proportion of each stacked element always totals 100%. This type of chart is great to visualize the relative contribution of each series values to the whole.
Stacked Column 100 % Chart
Column Range Chart
In a ColumnRange chart, 2 Y values in each data point, indicating the High and Low of the data range are rendered as columns.
Column Range Chart
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