A line chart uses line pieces to communicate the values in a set of data. This type of graph is used for analysing and comparing how one variable changes over another, like the linear relationship between hours, spent studying and grades or test scores. They are particularly useful for showing trends in data over time. A line chart can show how the change in one variable influences the change in another. The following line chart has been drawn using EdrawMax Online. All the dummy text is replaceable, even the background colour, the Legend position, colour, shape, position of the axis name, label orientation can all be changed according to the requirement. Instead of creating the line graph from scratch use EdrawMax online as it provides pre-defined templates, shapes, and figures which will help you create the graph easily. Just try EdrawMax online to create your line graph, it has everything you need.

A line chart or line graph is a graphical representation of data that shows the changes in variables over a period of time, usually by comparing it to another variable. Line charts can be used to show how data has changed over time. And how these changes in the data affected the overall trend. They are also used when comparing different sets of data over time. The following line chart has been drawn using EdrawMax Online. All the dummy text is replaceable, even the background colour, the Legend position, colour, shape, position of the axis name, label orientation can all be changed according to the requirement. Instead of creating the line graph from scratch use EdrawMax online as it provides pre-defined templates, shapes, and figures which will help you create the graph easily. Just try EdrawMax online to create your line graph, it has everything you need.

A step line chart is similar to a line graph, but with the line forming a series of steps between data points. A stepped line chart can be useful when you want to show the changes that occur at irregular intervals. It connects two consecutive data points with a horizontal and a vertical line, assuming no evolution until the next data point, where all the change is suddenly plotted vertically. This template has two series/ categories, red and black colour that has been compared with each other with the help of 10 data points (parameters). These values of charts are distributed from 35 units to 109 units. All the dummy text is replaceable, even the background colour and border, and you can easily add or delete the series or data points, this intern changes the step line chart. And also, EdrawMax lets you load data from an excel file, allows you to hide data labels, set max value and more. Instead of creating the spider chart from scratch, use EdrawMax online as it provides pre-defined templates, shapes, and figures which will help you create the spider chart with ease.