A bar chart encodes quantitative values as the extent of rectangular bars. This example includes basic highlighting and tooltips on mouse hover.
A stacked bar chart depicts the sum of series of quantitative values using layered bars, while still enabling inspection of individual series.
This grouped bar chart facets the data into groups, then creates a bar chart for each sub-group.
This nested bar chart depicts aggregated values across multiple categories. The input data is subdivided according to two fields (with uneven category membership). Each sub-group is then aggregated to show the average value of a third, quantitative field.
A population pyramid shows the distribution of age groups within a population. This example shows males and females across 150 years of U.S. census data. Drag the slider to see the U.S. population change over time (but watch out for missing data in 1890!).