Area charts are line charts with the area below the line filled with color.

Bar charts show horizontal bars.

Bubble charts are Scatter charts with a third data value that determines the size of the symbol.

Candlestick charts present items with high, low, open, and close values. The size of the wick line is determined by the High and Low values, while the size of the bar is determined by the Open and Close values. The bar is displayed using different colors, depending on whether the close value is higher or lower than the open value.

Column charts show vertical bars and allow you to compare values of items across categories.

Displays funnel chart.

High-low-open-close charts display the same information as a candlestick chart, except that opening values are displayed using lines to the left, while lines to the right indicate closing values.

Line charts show trends over a period of time or across categories.

Line and symbol charts are line charts with a symbol on each data point.

Scatter charts use X and Y coordinates to show patterns within the data.

Spline charts are line charts that plot curves rather than angled lines through the data points.

Spline area charts are spline charts with the area below the line filled with color.

Spline and symbol charts are spline charts with symbols on each data point.

Displays a step chart.

Displays a step area chart.

Displays a step chart with symbols on each data point.