How to Pick the RIGHT Charts For Your Data [TYPES OF GRAPHS AND CHARTS]

In this episode of Infographics 101 we’ll teach you everything you need to know about picking the right type of chart for your data.
For a more in depth guide with a ton of examples and even more helpful tips check out our blog post: bit.ly/2WIM6EH
Use Venngage’s ICCORE method to determine which sort of chart is right for your data
1:56 INFORM
3:17 COMPARE
5:43 CHANGE
7:19 ORGANIZE
8:42 REVEAL RELATIONSHIPS
9:35 EXPLORE
Let’s talk about when we would use each one.
- Use INFORM if you have a data point or key message that you want to hit your readers over the head with, or important information that you absolutely want them to know and remember.
- Use COMPARE if you want to show similarities or differences between things.
- Use CHANGE if you want to show trends over time and space.
- Use ORGANIZE if you want to show groups, patterns, rank or order.
- Use REVEAL RELATIONSHIPS if you want to show correlations among variables or values.
- Use EXPLORE if the goal of your chart is to allow your audience to explore the data and drill down on different aspects.
Browse Venngage’s full library of chart templates: bit.ly/2WKxMLY
Once you’ve picked your chart type, learn Chart Design Best Practice 10:14.
Make sure you sign up for your FREE Venngage account and put all of your new chart knowledge into practice at www.venngage.com
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Other links mentioned in this video:
Guide to making pictograms: bit.ly/2WKxXH8
Data Visualization study: bit.ly/2WIKLOf
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[@robpanza]

I genuinely didn’t know that chart selection could play such a crucial role in getting your data across to your audience in either an effective or ineffective way. Super helpful video, thank you!

[@dieguito2911]

Planning an infographic is harder than it seems, thanks for the tips, it was really helpful!

[@MakcitRindapPD]

I have been working on an infographic for days now, and deciding on the best chart has been a hassle, but this video has helped to clear out my confusion. Thanks

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[@joannalu6319]

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[@mauriciomondragon878]

Hi. In a line chart, how can i invert the axis so the data in the columns correspond to the x axis and viceversa. I hope i explained myself. Thanks!

[@rajaera]

Great explanation! thanks anyway!

[@jbear36]

Awesome video, really helpful! ICCORE - I'll keep that in my back pocket.

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this helped me soooooo much for my geography infographic ~ THANKS!!!

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The ICCORE method is great. Where did you get it from?

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