Bar Chart

Application Scenario

As a horizontal presentation of column charts, bar charts are displayed in several long horizontal bars to represent graphs of different quantities and sizes. Bar charts can be used to display the comparison between different projects, such as showing the work progress of project teams in different cities.

Implementation Method

After creating a column chart in FineBI's editing page, you can exchange fields of the horizontal and vertical axes to obtain a horizontal column chart, also known as a bar chart.

Chart Feature

Advantage: Bar charts can clearly display the quantities to help you compare the differences in the data.

Disadvantage: Bar charts are not suitable for trend analysis or scenarios with too many groups or categories.

After creating a general column chart, click the button to exchange fields of the horizontal and vertical axes.

After creating a stacked column chart, click the button to exchange fields of the horizontal and vertical axes.

After creating a multi-series column chart, click the button to exchange fields of the horizontal and vertical axes.

Note:

To make the chart beautiful and the data clear, you are not advised to drag too many indicators on the horizontal axis of multi-series bar charts.

After creating a percentage stacked column chart, click the button to exchange fields of the horizontal and vertical axes.

Note:

The following figure shows the effect of filtering by year and there are only six results.

You can adjust the width of the column in the Size bar, or adjust the display effect in Adaption Display of Component Style.