Lollipop chart
As a variant of the bar/column chart, the lollipop chart consists of lines and dots at the end to highlight the values. Like a bar chart, a lollipop chart is used to compare categorical data.
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Ordered bar chart
An ordered bar chart is a chart in which each category is represented by a horizontal rectangle, with the length of the rectangle being ordered and proportional to the values being plotted.
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Basic ordered bar chart
Ordered bar chart with data label
Ordered column chart
An ordered column chart is a chart in which each category is represented by a vertical rectangle, with the height of the rectangle being ordered and proportional to the values being plotted.
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Basic ordered column chart
Ordered column chart with data label
Slope chart
A slope chart looks like a line chart, but unlike the line chart, it has only two data points for each line. The change between two data points can be easily identified with connected lines (slope up means increase, slope down means decrease).
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