Table Chart

A table chart is a chart type that displays data in a grid format with rows and columns. Each row in the table visualize individual data points or observations, while each column represents different categories, attributes, or variables associated with the data. This format allows you to present data in a structured and organised manner, making it easy to compare, analyse, and interpret the information.

Example: From the below table graph, a company can analyse the quantity of the three categories it offers, broken down by shipping mode. This table visualisation provides a clear understanding of which shipping mode is most frequently chosen by customers for each category.

Pivot Table

The pivot table chart lets you reorganize your data to better fit your analysis or reporting needs.

The term “pivot” is often used in the context of pivot tables and pivot charts, which are features in spreadsheet software like Microsoft Excel. With these tools, you can customize the pivot table by changing the way it’s organized, summarizing it in various ways, or rearranging it to view different perspectives on your data.

Example: From the chart below, a company can analyse the quantity of the three categories it offers, broken down by shipping mode. The pivot chart visualisation provides a clear understanding of which shipping mode is most frequently chosen by customers for each category.

Grouped Table

A “Grouped Table” is a type of data table or spreadsheet format used for organizing and presenting data. In a grouped table, data visualisation is structured in a way that allows you to group related information or categories for easier analysis and presentation.

Example: From the interpreted data below, a company can analyse the quantity of the three categories it offers, broken down by shipping mode. The Grouped Table data visualisation provides a clear understanding of which shipping mode is most frequently chosen by customers for each category.