How to Draw an Area Chart

An area chart is similar to a line chart, but an area chart has an area, commonly filled with color below the line. The applying of Line charts and area charts are also very similar. They both show continuity across a data set. They are both can be used for displaying time series data and for depicting tendencies better than separate values, but they have some different characteristics. Using the proper one is good chance to show once again professionalism of your graphics documents. An area chart depicts a colored area below the line. The sum on the vertical axis of an area chart represents the entire value, while the height of each separate piece shows its parts. Area charts are used to display multiple data series with proportion to a whole value, or for separate data series showing a set of countable values, or cumulative data.

How to Create a Basic Diagram with ConceptDraw DIAGRAM

Creation of graphs or charts is a most used way of presenting information and data. The Basic Charts solution for ConceptDraw DIAGRAM is designed to assist you in drawing the most widely used kinds of charts. This solution provides a library of vector objects, comprised from such common diagrams as Line Chart, Area Chart, Histogram, Scatter Diagram, Pie Chart, Donut Chart, Column Chart, Horizontal Bar Chart. It also offer a set of typical examples of each of these charts.