Stacked Bars
This example will walk you through how to created a simple stacked bar chart with one continuous field that’s broken down by some dimension.
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Grouped Bars
This example will walk you through how to create a simple grouped bar chart with one continuous field that’s broken into groups based on some dimension.
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Combination Multiple Panes
This example will walk you through how to create a chart that is a combination of different mark types.
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Dual Axes
This example will walk you through how to create a chart with two measures that are set on a dual axis.
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Faceting / Small Multiples
This example will walk you through how to create a small multiples visualization. This is a great way to compare trends across groups on the same scale and axes.
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Funnel
This example will walk you through how to create a funnel chart, which is great for capturing and tracking stages in a process.
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Line
This example will walk you through how to create a simple line chart when you have one continuous, aggregated field that’s broken down by some dimension.
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Pie Chart
This example will walk you through how to create a simple pie chart where you’re breaking down some population across groups within a dimension.
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Pivot Table
This example will walk you through how to create a simple pivot table when you’re breaking down one value across multiple dimensions.
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Conditional Formatting
This example will walk you through how to apply conditional formatting to your pivot table.
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Scatter
This example will walk you through how to create a simple scatterplot where you’re comparing (x,y) values of two continuous fields to identify patterns or correlations in your data.
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