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Chart Components Overview

Datafor offers a rich set of visualization components to help users display and analyze data intuitively. Below is a brief introduction to the common visualization components in Datafor. Each component has its unique features and use cases, with detailed pages providing more specific information.

1. Pivot Table​

The Pivot Table is used to display data in rows and columns. It allows for grouping, cross-referencing, and summarizing data, and enables user interactions such as sorting and filtering.

2. Table​

The Table component displays data in a standard row and column format, suitable for presenting detailed information. Users can sort and filter the data within the table.

3. KPI Card​

KPI Cards are used to show key performance indicators and compare them against target values. They provide a concise way to monitor critical business metrics.

4. Dimension Field Information​

This component displays the dimension fields in a dataset and their related information.

5. Clustered Column​

The Clustered Column Chart presents data using adjacent vertical bars, ideal for comparing different categories.

6. Stacked Column​

The Stacked Column Chart shows the total value of data and its components through stacked bars, highlighting the contribution of each series.

7. 100% Stacked Column​

The 100% Stacked Column Chart displays the percentage of each data series relative to the total, rather than the absolute values, suitable for showing proportional relationships.

8. Clustered Bar​

The Clustered Bar Chart is similar to the Clustered Column Chart but uses horizontal bars. It's useful for comparing data when there are many categories.

9. Stacked Bar​

The Stacked Bar Chart displays the total value of data and its components through horizontally stacked bars, showing the contribution of each series.

10. 100% Stacked Bar​

The 100% Stacked Bar Chart shows the percentage of each data series relative to the total using horizontally stacked bars, ideal for illustrating proportions.

11. Line Chart​

The Line Chart displays data trends and changes over time using a series of connected points and lines, suitable for time series data.

12. Column Line​

The Column Line Chart combines a column chart and a line chart, showing both total values and trends.

13. Pie Chart​

The Pie Chart illustrates the composition and proportion of data through a circular division, highlighting the contribution of different categories.

14. Scatter Plot​

The Scatter Plot shows the relationship between two numerical variables using dispersed points, indicating the distribution and trend of data.

15. Sunburst​

The Sunburst Chart represents data hierarchies through concentric rings, ideal for visualizing multi-level categorical data.

16. Gauge​

The Gauge displays a single metric and its comparison against a target value, similar to the dials on a car dashboard.

17. Sankey​

The Sankey Diagram shows data flow and distribution through the width and direction of flow lines, representing relationships between categories.

18. Parent-Child Tree Table​

The Parent-Child Tree Table displays hierarchical relationships in data using a tree structure to show parent-child relationships.

19. Hierarchical Tree Table​

The Hierarchical Tree Table represents data's hierarchical structure and classification through a tree structure, illustrating layers and relationships.