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Pie charts compare parts to the whole as in parts of an assembly to the assembly itself.

Doughnut charts compare parts to the whole especially when there's more the one series of data.

Bar charts compares items side-by-side especially when labels are too long to display vertically

Column charts compares values side-by-side across categories.

Column breakdown charts compare data side-by-side showing part-to-whole relationships.

Stacked column charts compare like data as well as showing part-to-whole relationships.

Scatter charts exhibit sets of data to show if there is a relationship between the data.

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Bubble charts are used when your data has three data series that each contain a set of values. The sizes of the bubbles are determined by the values. Bubble charts are often used to present financial data.

Heat maps typically show varying levels/ranges of values with shades of colors.

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