Depending on the data you want to visualize and the insights you want to gain, the <arcgis-chart> component offers 10 different chart types you can select from. Each of the guides below provides an overview of a chart type, its use cases, and examples of how to configure the chart using its corresponding model.
Summarizes and compares categorical data, with each bar representing a category and its value.
Combines bar and line charts to visualize multiple data sets and their relationships.
Groups data into slices to visualize part-to-whole relationships.
Visualizes the distribution of a single numeric field by grouping data into bins.
Visualizes the distribution of data and identifies outliers.
Visualizes change over a continuous range, such as time or distance.
Visualizes data density or intensity. Useful for identifying patterns, trends, and anomalies in large datasets.
Displays the relationship between two numeric variables.
Displays a single value against a range or summarizes an overall statistic for a field.
Displays multivariate data in a two-dimensional circular chart.