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 …

"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).

Before you edit: You can add a legend to line, area, column, bar, scatter, pie, waterfall, histogram, or radar charts. To customize your legend, you can change the position, font, style, and color. …

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 …

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 & …

A column/row series [line] chart is a line chart; this is often used to visualize a trend in data over intervals of time. As with regular column/row series charts, you can create either a column or a …

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.

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. …

When you create a chart, select the columns that will be graphed and include the Goal/Target column. Set the Chart type to "Combo chart".

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