Area Chart
Area Chart is an extension of Line Chart. It not only displays the series of data points, but also gives you a visual representation of volume.
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When to use Area Chart?Area Chart is used when you want to compare the change of volumes over time between categories, or the distribution of categories as parts of a whole. Different area chart types will serve different purposes.
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Standard Area ChartThis is best used to grasp the quantity progression over time.
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Stacked Area ChartStacked Area Chart is best when you want to monitor the contribution of categories over time.
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100% Stacked Area ChartThis is best used to visualize the contribution of categories, when you do not care for the actual raw number.
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Create an Area ChartAll settings for Area Chart are the same as Line Chart. However, their use is a bit different due to the strong visual impact that Area Chart can bring to your audience.
Start with a series split by a dimension:
Then select Area chart, and map the fields to X-axis, Y-axis and Legend:
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It is possible to add multiple Y-axes to an Area Chart, but it is not recommended because your chart will become confusing.
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Styling optionsTo make full use of Area Chart, remember to select your desired stacking option.