16 — Sunburst
Hierarchy in rings#
Two levels of category hierarchy radiate outward from a central total — parent segments in the inner ring, children in the outer. Proportion and hierarchy together, without nesting.
Revenue by category · two levels
The idea
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18 — Calendar heat map
Faceted twice over — quarters down the rows, their months across the columns — with every day a rounded cell on a continuous colour scale, so the handful that matter surface out of a quiet year. Shown here for the first two quarters; the template runs all four. Language, week-start day and the daily metric are all slicer-driven.
17 — Performance analysis
Analysis of event duration and decomposition | Single Visual
Sales by Date by Channel
16 — Sunburst
Two levels of category hierarchy radiate outward from a central total — parent segments in the inner ring, children in the outer. Proportion and hierarchy together, without nesting.
15 — Financial waterfall
A top-down waterfall walks from gross revenue through every cost line to net profit — EBITDA, depreciation, tax — each step anchored and labeled on a bridge chart.
14 — Correlation matrix
A symmetric correlation matrix encodes Pearson r in both color saturation and circle size — the strongest relationships emerge at a glance, without reading a single number.
13 — Waterfall
Suspended floating bars reveal how each category contributes positively or negatively to a running total — the go-to for budget-to-actual and income statement breakdowns.
12 — Area min/max
A shaded band stretches between daily minimum and maximum values, with the mean line cutting through the middle — seasonality, volatility, and trend in a single area chart.
11 — IBCS chart
Three panels stacked vertically — variance %, variance amount, and actuals vs prior year — follow IBCS notation: lollipop variance dots, signed amount bars with triangle markers, and grouped column bars.
10 — Variance analysis
Amount variance and percent variance rendered side by side — arrows anchor to the actual value, pointing left or right to signal direction. Diverging percent bars on the right complete the picture.
09 — Regression
Scatter points paired with an ordinary-least-squares regression line and R² annotation. The relationship between variables made legible, without a pivot table.
08 — Violin + box plot
The violin traces the density of every observation; the inner box plot anchors median, quartiles, and whiskers. Skew, spread, and outliers surface without a single aggregation.
07 — Quadrant chart
Classic BCG-style scatter, filtered by quadrant — each button sharpens focus so every point in a segment is visible without visual noise from the others.
06 — 2-level column
Category columns with clustered sub-category columns overlaid in front, each carrying its own data label — the whole and its parts on one axis.
05 — Linear gauges
Each measure reads against banded performance zones, with a slim pointer marking exactly where you land — units and thresholds in a single horizontal sweep.
04 — Ring chart
Three concentric rings, each a share of 100% — nested KPIs that read at a glance, without a single legend cluttering the frame.
03 — Heat map
Sales by hour and weekday read as a single matrix, framed by marginal bar and column charts that sum each axis — the busy hours surface on their own.
02 — Bullet chart
Compare actuals, targets, benchmarks, and qualitative performance bands within a single compact visual. Ideal for executive dashboards where space is limited but context matters.
01 — Space-saving bar
Full-width bars rank your strongest categories; everything past the cut folds into a single Others bar. Drag the slider to choose how many stay in focus.
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