Stem & Leaf Plots are a way of organising data via their place value to show the distribution of data. Place values are shown ascending downwards on a “stem” column, typically but not always in...

Unlike a Multi-set Bar Graph which displays their bars side-by-side, Stacked Bar Graphs segment their bars. Stacked Bar Graphs are used to show how a larger category is divided into smaller...

Stacked Area Graphs work in the same way as simple Area Graphs do, except for the use of multiple data series that start each point from the point left by the previous data series. The entire graph represents...

Spiral Plots are ideal for showing large data sets, usually to show trends over a large time period. This makes Spiral Plots great for displaying periodic patterns. This type of visualisation plots time-based...

Scatterplots use a collection of points placed using Cartesian Coordinates to display values from two variables. By displaying a variable in each axis, you can detect if a relationship or correlation between...

Sankey Diagrams display flows and their quantities in proportion to one another. The width of the arrows or lines are used to show their magnitudes, so the bigger the arrow, the larger the quantity of flow...

A Radial/Circular Bar Chart is simply a Bar Chart plotted on a polar coordinate system, rather than on a Cartesian one. While they look cool, the problem with Radial Bar Charts is that the bar...

Radar Charts are a way of comparing multiple quantitative variables. This makes them useful for seeing which variables have similar values or if there are any outliers amongst each variable. Radar Charts are...