This shows examples of Waterfall, SanKey, RadarChart, and BumpChart. Waterfall charts display cumulative effects of sequential positive and negative values. SanKey (alluvial) diagrams show how entities flow between categories over time. RadarChart (spider chart) displays multi-dimensional data on axes radiating from a central point, ideal for comparing items across multiple metrics. BumpChart shows rankings over time with dense ranking and cross-facet highlighting.
A Waterfall chart visualizes how an initial value is affected by a series of positive and negative values. This example shows a profit & loss statement. Features: Automatic cumulative calculation, side-by-side table grouped by category, click bars or table rows to exclude items, toggle categories with checkboxes, switch between value-based (green/red) and category-based coloring, black total bar (toggleable). See here for more Waterfall examples
Click on category headers to toggle groups, or individual rows to exclude items
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A SanKey diagram showing how 50 traders' portfolios evolved from 2015 to 2023. Use the 'Affiliation' dropdown to switch between crypto holdings and stock holdings. The ribbon width represents portfolio value. In 2015, all traders held Bitcoin; by 2023, holdings diversified into various cryptocurrencies and stock categories. Notice migration patterns: early Bitcoin holders moving to Ethereum/Solana, and tech stock investors shifting to growth/crypto stocks. See here for SanKey examples
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RadarChart (spider chart) displaying many dimensions in a geometric way. See here for RadarChart examples
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A BumpChart shows how entities rank over time based on different performance metrics. See here for BumpChart examples
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