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# Chart view

Visualize grouped values with bar, line, and pie charts.

Use a Chart view to compare grouped values visually.

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In **Chart view** you can:

* Click **Configure chart** to define how the chart is built.
* Choose a chart type:
  * **Bar chart**
  * **Line chart**
  * **Pie chart**
* Choose a field for the X-axis to define the groups.
  * The X-axis controls how Ninox groups records in the chart.
  * In a pie chart, the X-axis defines the slices.
* Add one or more fields to the Y-axis as data sets.
  * Use numeric fields such as amounts, hours, or ratings.
  * Ninox sums the values for each group.
  * Each data set appears as a separate series in the chart.
  * Use **Add data set** to compare multiple numeric fields in one chart.
  * Assign a color to each data set to distinguish it visually.
  * Remove a data set if you no longer want to include it.
* Turn shared display options on or off:
  * **Show title** displays the chart title at the top.
  * **Show labels** displays labels directly in the chart, depending on the chart type.
  * **Show legend** shows which color belongs to which data set.
  * **Show tooltips** shows values when you move over chart elements.
  * **Show data table** displays the chart values in a table below the chart.
* Use chart-specific options:
  * **Stacked bars** in **Bar chart** combines multiple data sets into one bar per group.
  * **Smooth lines** in **Line chart** displays curved lines instead of straight segments.
  * **Show data points** in **Line chart** marks each individual value on the line.
  * **Donut** in **Pie chart** turns the pie chart into a donut chart.
* Use [**Filter**](#filter-records-in-a-view) to include only the records you want to consider in the chart.

Use **Export chart as image** to download the current chart as an image.


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