

Each level of the hierarchy is represented by one circle. It’s like using a pie chart with greater impact. The Sunburst Chart is useful for displaying hierarchical data.Points outside those lines or whiskers are considered outliers. The boxes typically have lines that extend vertically called “whiskers,” that indicate variability outside the upper and lower quartiles. The Box and Whisker Chart helps you display multiple data into quartiles. For example, you could use it to compare medical trial results or teachers’ test scores. The Box and Whisker Chart This type of chart is typically used for statistical analysis.The initial and the final value columns are displayed on the horizontal axis, and the intermediate values are shown as floating columns. Positive and negative numbers are shown via color-coded columns to make it easy to decipher the chart. It’s used to show how an initial value (for example, net income) is affected by a series of positive or negative values. It allows you to display a running total as you add or subtract values. Waterfall (or Bridge Chart) This chart is useful for visualizing how an initial value is affected by potential positive or negative results.

Also, the area size of the primary category is visualized as the total of its subcategories. When you assign a quantity to a category, the rectangle area size is displayed in proportion to that quantity.

Each category is assigned a rectangle area with subcategory rectangles inside.
