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Tornado Chart

Also known as: Sales Funnel Chart, Butterfly Chart

Description: A Tornado Chart is a modified version of the bar chart where the data categories are displayed vertically in a way that resembles a tornado.

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Burndown Chart

Also known as: N/A

Description: Burndown charts represent work left to do vs. time. It is useful for predicting when all work will be completed.

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Step Chart

Also known as: N/A

Description: A Step Chart is a line chart that uses vertical and horizontal lines to connect data points in a series, creating a step-like progression.

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Thermometer Chart

Also known as: Goal Chart

Description: Thermometer charts show the current completed percentage of a task or goal relative to the goal.

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Quadrant Chart

Also known as: N/A

Description: Quadrant charts are scatter charts with a background that is divided into four equal sections, allowing you to categorize data points into the four quadrants

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Ogive Chart

Also known as: Cumulative Frequency Graph

Description: Ogive charts are graphs used in statistics to illustrate cumulative frequencies.

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Bullet Chart

Also known as: Steven Few’s Bullet Graph

Description: A modified column or bar chart used for tracking performance(s) against goal(s). Alternative to Gauge chart.

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Mekko Chart

Also known as: Marimekko Chart, Mosaic Plot

Description: 2D stacked chart where the column width usually represents the relative size of a segment and the height breaks down each segment.

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Normal Distribution Curve

Also known as: Bell Curve, Gaussian Curve, Bell Plot

Description: Symmetrical graph that illustrates the tendency of data to cluster around the mean.

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Stem and Leaf Plot

Also known as: Stemplot

Description: Diagram that splits each data point into a «stem» (the first number(s)) and «leaf» (usually last digit) to display the frequency distribution of a data set.

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Polar Plot

Also known as: N/A

Description: A polar plot is used to define points in space within what is called the polar coordinate system.

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Venn Diagram

Also known as: N/A

Description: A Venn Diagram uses circles to show relationships among sets where sets have some commonalities.

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Panel Chart

Also known as: N/A

Description: Panel charts are charts that have multiple regions, each region displaying a different set of data, rather than showing all data in a single region.

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Timeline Chart

Also known as: Milestone Chart

Description: Timeline charts are used to visualize status of projects in chronological order.

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Progress (Bar and Circle) Charts

Also known as: N/A

Description: Progress charts are used to display your progress towards a goal.

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Population Pyramid

Also known as: N/A

Description: Population Pyramids are used to visually display subsets within a population.

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Column Charts

Description: A Column Chart is a data visualization where each item is represented by a rectangle, where the magnitude of the values determines the height of the rectangle.

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Bar Charts

Description: A Bar Chart is a data visualization where each item is represented by a rectangle, where the magnitude of the values determines the width of the rectangle.

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Area Charts

Description: An Area Chart is similar to a line chart, except the area below the line is colored in to emphasize magnitude.

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Line Charts

Description: A line chart is a graph that uses lines to connect individual data points over a time interval.

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Pareto Chart

Description: A Pareto Chart is a hybrid of column and line charts that displays the relative importance of factors in a data set.

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Waterfall Chart

Also Known As: Bridge Chart, Flying Bricks Chart, Cascade Chart, or Mario Chart

Description: A Waterfall Chart visually breaks down the cumulative impact of sequential positive or negative values on a final outcome (ex. various income and expense items on the final profitability).

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Sales Funnel Chart

Description: A Sales Funnel Chart dissects different stages of a process, typically sorting the values in descending order (from largest to smallest) in a way that visually looks like a funnel—hence the name.

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Candlestick Charts

Description: A candlestick chart shows the open, high, low, close prices of an asset over a period of time.

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