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1. 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

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• Purpose and Use Case

Bar charts are ideal for comparing discrete categories, with vertical bars enabling clear magnitude comparisons across business units.

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• 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

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2. Table Chart UI Styling

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• 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–80.09B – 78.03B)
  • Interactive Features: Medium spacing with responsive hover effects

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• Business Benefits

  • Facilitates quick executive review
  • Enables efficient sales comparisons
  • Maintains professional appearance
  • Provides immediate access to insights

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3. Circular Chart Customization

Applies to Pie Charts and Rose Charts

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Chart 1: Pie Chart Options

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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

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Chart 2: Rose Chart Options

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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

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Interaction Settings:

  • Supports Single, Multiple, and Series modes
  • Customizable offset distance between sectors
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