Chart Visualization

Modified on Mon, 30 Dec, 2024 at 4:09 PM

The Chart Visualization skill helps you create charts and graphs to visually represent data. It supports different types of charts, like bar charts, line charts, scatter plots, pie charts, and more, making it easy to analyze and present data.

How It Works

You provide the skill with a dataset (in the form of key-value pairs), choose the type of chart you want, and specify which data should go on the x-axis and y-axis. The skill then generates the chart for you.

Input

Output

Data points: A list of data in key-value format (e.g., sales numbers, dates, categories, etc.).
Chart type: The type of chart you want to create, such as "bar," "line," "scatter," "pie," etc.
X-axis data: The key you want to use for the x-axis of the chart (e.g., "Month").
Y-axis data: The key you want to use for the y-axis of the chart (e.g., "Sales").
Optional title: You can add a title to your chart for better context.

A visual chart based on the data you provided.

When to Use It

To analyze data visually for better understanding.
To create charts for presentations or reports.
To compare trends, categories, or relationships in your data.

Example

Related Skills

Doc Maker: Include your charts in professional documents or reports.
Google Image Search: Find supporting images or visuals for your charts.
VEED Video Maker: Turn your charts into engaging video presentations.
Text to Capcut Video: Combine charts with text to create explanatory videos.

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