Click on the visualization that will best express your data points. You can choose from the following options:Area chart: This chart shows trends over time, starting with a common baseline. For illustrating precision values or a large number of data sets, area charts don't work well.Bar chart: This type of graph is meant to illustrate relationship information quickly, as the bars represent quantities for a particular category.Column chart: This graph uses vertical bars to show comparison between categories (labels as example). There are two axes: one displaying the categories being compared, the other, the data values. They offer a clear picture of a situation at a point in time.Line chart: Also known as a line plot or a line graph is a visualization in which lines connect individual data points. In line charts, quantitative values are displayed over a specified period of time.Pie chart: This visual shows a parts-to-whole relationship between categorical or nominal data. Pie slices represent percentages of the whole. When categorical data are analysed, they are often divided into groups and the responses are arranged in a specific order.N.B. You can switch between visualizations at any point of the building process.Next, read our article on how to query your selected dataset.