Chart Walkthroughs

Overview

Preset offers many different charts designed to bring your data to life. If you'd like to get a quick look at all the possibilities, in the Toolbar just select + Chart and filter by All Charts:

Feel free to explore all of the sample charts and dashboards pre-loaded in Preset!

Chart Creation Walkthroughs

Table Chart
Classic row-by-column spreadsheet like view of a dataset. Use tables to showcase a view into the underlying data or to show aggregated metrics.

Pie Chart
A circular statistical graphic that shows the proportion of different data conveyed as slices within a cicle (i.e., pie).

Line Chart
Line charts offer a straightforward way to convey changes over time.

Big Number Chart
A Big Number chart is a powerful visualization that is used to place focus on a key performance indicator.

Bar Chart
Bar charts provide an easy-to-understand way to visually convey categorical data.

Area Chart
Area charts provide an insight into the changes in quantity over time while also providing volumetric data.

Pivot Table
A Pivot Table is table of grouped values that aggregates the individual items of a more extensive table within one or more discrete categories.

Sankey Diagram
A Sankey Diagram is a flow diagram that conveys the relative size of metric data based on the size of flow lines from a source to a target.

Chart Examples

Table Chart

In this example, we used a Table chart to convey chart statistics based on database engine and team.

Here are the configuration settings we used:

Pie Chart

Here we created a simple Pie chart that shows the popularity of chart types based on the number of chart types created.

Here are the configuration settings we used:

Word Cloud Chart

In this example, we created a Word Cloud chart that features the most popular names for girls.

Here are the configuration settings we used:

Pivot Table Chart

In this example, we created a Pivot Table chart that shows a breakdown of potential job candidates based on stages within a hiring flow.

Here are the configuration settings we used: