Chart-Specific Appearance Options
This guide presents appearance options for similar charts and key insights into customizing common chart types, improving data presentation and clarity.
Bar Chart Styling
Applies to: Bar Charts, Stacked Bar Charts, Combo Charts (Single-Scale), Horizontal Bar Charts, Horizontal Combo Charts, and Horizontal Stacked Bar Charts
Purpose and Use Case
Bar charts are ideal for comparing discrete categories, with vertical bars enabling clear magnitude comparisons across business units.
Key Style Parameters
Width: Controls spacing between bars to optimize data visibility and category comparison
Top Radius: Adds modern, soft edges for professional presentation
Bottom Radius: Provides visual stability while harmonizing with top radius
Table Chart UI Styling
Essential Design Elements
Headers: Clean black text on white background
Category Display: Categories presented as visual badges
Number Formatting: Right-aligned sales figures (e.g., $80.09B - $78.03B)
Interactive Features: Medium spacing with responsive hover effects
Business Benefits
Facilitates quick executive review
Enables efficient sales comparisons
Maintains professional appearance
Provides immediate access to insights
Circular Chart Customization
Applies to Pie Charts and Rose Charts
Chart 1: Pie Chart Options
Interaction Modes:
Single: Expands one sector at a time on click
Multiple: Allows sequential expansion of multiple sectors
Series: Expands all sectors with a single click
Offset: Controls sector expansion distance in pixels
Chart 2: Rose Chart Options
Chart Types:
Radius Mode:
Emphasizes absolute value differences through sector length
Ideal for highlighting disparities (e.g., Finance vs. Technology sectors)
Area Mode:
Displays proportional relationships through sector area
Optimal for market share distribution analysis
Interaction Settings:
Supports Single, Multiple, and Series modes
Customizable offset distance between sectors
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