Column charts Use a column chart when you want to compare categories of data or show changes over time. For example, compare revenue and expenses each month. Learn how to add & edit a chart. …

Column charts Use a column chart when you want to compare categories of data or show changes over time. For example, compare revenue and expenses each month. Learn how to add and edit a chart. …

Add notes to a chart You can add a note, or annotation, to explain trends in the data. Before you add a note: You can add notes to bar, column, scatter, area, line, and waterfall charts. Learn more about …

Column Use a column chart to show one or more categories, or groups, of data, especially if each category has subcategories. Learn more about column charts.

"bar" for a stacked bar chart "column" for a column chart "winloss" for a special type of column chart that plots 2 possible outcomes: positive and negative (like a coin toss, heads or tails). For line graphs: …

Save or publish your chart Ask about your data & get suggested content Visit the Learning Center Using Google products, like Google Docs, at work or school? Try powerful tips, tutorials, and templates. …

Bar charts Use a bar chart when you want to compare individual items. For example, compare ticket sales by location, or show a breakdown of employees by job title. Learn how to add & edit a chart. …

Line charts Use a line chart when you want to find trends in data over time. For example, get trends in sales or profit margins each month, quarter, or year. Learn how to add & edit a chart. How to format …

Use a scatter chart when you want to find out how much one variable is affected by another. For example, plot the salary of employees and years of experience. Learn how to add & edit a chart. …

Before you create a trendline: You can add trendlines to bar, line, column, or scatter charts. On your computer, open a spreadsheet in Google Sheets. Double-click a chart. At the right, click Customize …