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React Charts trendlines help reveal patterns, identify long-term trends, and forecast future values using linear, exponential, logarithmic, polynomial, power, and moving average models. Trendlines can be added to line, scatter, area, column, and financial charts without restructuring underlying data.

React Charts with linear trendline showing steady upward trend

A linear trendline shows the overall direction of data that increases or decreases at a consistent rate. It helps make long-term trends easier to understand by reducing the impact of short-term fluctuations. Use it when you want to track steady growth or decline over time.

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React Charts with exponential trendline showing accelerating growth

Show rapid growth with an exponential trendline

An exponential trendline models data that increases or decreases at an accelerating rate over time. It helps identify growth patterns where changes become progressively larger rather than remaining constant. Use it when growth or decline speeds up over time.

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React Charts with logarithmic trendline showing rapid early gain then leveling

Show slowing growth with a logarithmic trendline

A logarithmic trendline models data that grows rapidly at first and then gradually slows over time. It helps identify patterns where growth begins to level off as values increase. Use it when early rapid growth is followed by slower, incremental progress.

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React Charts with polynomial trendline showing multiple peaks and valleys

A polynomial trendline models data with multiple changes in direction, making it easier to visualize curves, fluctuations, and non-linear patterns. It helps reveal underlying trends in datasets that contain repeated rises and declines. Use it when data exhibits recurring peaks, valleys, or changing growth patterns.

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React Charts with power trendline showing proportional scaling

Show relationships with a power trendline

A power trendline models relationships where one value changes proportionally to another. It helps identify patterns between connected measurements and reveal how values increase or decrease relative to each other. Use it when analyzing correlated data that follows a non-linear relationship.

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React Charts with moving average trendline smoothing volatile stock data

Reduce fluctuations with a moving average

A moving average trendline smooths short-term fluctuations by averaging data points over a specified period. It helps reduce visual noise and makes long-term trends easier to identify without being influenced by temporary spikes or drops. Use it when analyzing data with frequent variations or recurring fluctuations.

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Frequently Asked Questions

A trendline is a line added to a chart that helps show the overall direction of the data. It makes trends easier to understand by reducing the visual impact of short-term fluctuations.

Yes. Multiple trendlines can be added to the same series for comparison and analysis. This helps evaluate different trend models and identify the best fit for your data.

An exponential trendline is useful when data increases or decreases at an accelerating rate. A logarithmic trendline is ideal when changes are rapid initially and then gradually slow over time.

Trendlines can be added to line, scatter, column, area, candle, and hilo charts. They help highlight overall data patterns and make trends easier to interpret.

Yes. Trendlines can be extended beyond existing data points to estimate future values. They can also be extended backward to analyze and approximate past trends.

A polynomial trendline is suitable for data that rises and falls multiple times. It helps represent complex patterns that cannot be accurately shown with a simple straight line.

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