Because the bars do not share a common baseline, their lengths are harder to compare. They should be used with “a little” caution. These charts are also readily understood, but might not be the first choice for most data sets.
Line charts and XY (Scatter Charts), with and without markers and lines.
This group comprises the commonest and most easily understood charts you can make. If you’ve been reading this blog for a while, and paying attention, you will probably not be surprised by most of the ratings. What makes my dialog different is that it has been annotated to show which chart types you may use freely, which types you may use with caution, and which types you should avoid. Below is the Chart Type dialog from Excel 2010, but all of these standard chart types have been available since Excel 97, and most of them since before that. Excel offers a wide range of standard chart types.
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