Chart Types | Orcablue Documentation

📄️ Area

A stacked chart that visualizes data trends over time with layers of color.

Compares different entities using horizontal or vertical bars, suitable for discrete data comparisons.

Uses circles to show relationships between multiple metrics, with circle size representing a third metric.

Combines chart types (e.g., line and bar) for side-by-side comparisons.

Similar to a pie chart, with a center space for labels, useful for showing parts of a whole.

Visualizes stages in a process, showing drop-offs or progression.

Plots data on a geographical map to visualize regional patterns.

Displays one or more metrics on a simple card layout, with the primary metric at the top.

Displays trends over time, connecting data points with a continuous line.

A pivot-table-like layout, grouping data by rows and columns, allowing you to control data display..

Flow chart showing data movement across stages, with line width indicating magnitude.

Layers multiple data series in one bar to compare categories and their cumulative effects.

Shows raw data in a straightforward table format.

Visualizes hierarchical data with nested rectangles, with each rectangle's size proportional to its value.