Data Visualization Gallery

Sales Scorecard by Product Category

This sample scorecard uses a variety of different visualizations (sparklines, bars, and bullet graphs) to show trends, sales and sales contributions. It demonstrates how sales are tracking (vs. target) for a number of product categories.

Reasons for Non-Delivery

This Pareto chart shows the various reasons for non-delivery, sorted in descending order by number of occurrences. A second series shows how each reason contributes to the total number of incidents, expressed as a percentage.

Toronto Temperature and Precipitation Trends

This sample visualizes temperature and precipitation trends in Toronto. The range chart shows the mean maximum and minimum temperatures, the point charts display the extreme maximum and minimums, the line chart shows the mean, while the area chart displays the total annual precipitation.

Sales vs. Target by Product Category

These radial gauges display sales volumes for two product categories, relative to their respective targets (expressed as a percentage).

Top 15 GDP Countries in 2011

This data visualization sample shows the GDP (gross domestic product) distribution of the top 15 countries in 2011, represented as a Treemap.

Revenue, Expenses, Profit and Loss Trends

These column charts allow users to easily compare revenues and expenses across a number of product lines. An additional profit/loss chart has been added that illustrates the difference between revenues and expenses.

Web Analytics - Traffic Sources

This data visualization example uses pie, bullet and area charts to show distribution of traffic and trends from web sites like Twitter, Facebook, Google and Bing. Visualizes referral sites, search engines and direct traffic.

Revenue, Expenses and Profit by Product Line

These bar charts allow users to easily compare revenues and expenses across a number of product lines. An additional profit/loss chart has been added to explicitly display the difference between revenues and expenses.

Sonatica Corporation Stock Values

This candlestick chart shows the high, low, open and close stock trends for a corporation. An annotation in the form of a red bubble has been added to indicate that one or more users have been adding comments or conversing on this data point.

Website Visits and Twitter Retweet Analysis

This sample features a combination of line, bubble and range charts. The blue line shows the number of website visits, the black line shows the number of unique visits, and the size of the bubble indicates Twitter retweets. The range chart shows 12-week highs/lows for total visits.

Patient Diagnosis Trends per Region

This data visualization uses a stacked area chart to show the total number of patients that have been diagnosed, while providing visibility into regional contribution levels.

Project Risk Snapshot

This bubble chart gives users visibility into backlogged projects. The height of the bubble indicates the project's revenue, the distance from the left indicates cost, and the size of the bubble indicates profitability. The bubble color indicates the risk level of successful project delivery.

Six Sigma Xbar Chart

This Six Sigma Xbar chart shows points representing a quality statistic across a number of samples, with upper and lower control limits as well as the center line shown as horizontal reference lines.

Call Volumes by Country

This map sample shows support call volumes across countries, represented by various symbols. The size of the symbol shows the call volume, while the color of the symbol indicates if the volume is normal or requires attention.