CHART
Description
Displays a chart based on the chart type, data, and properties that you specify. Workday
recommends creating and editing charts from the user interface (). The chart configuration panel provides significantly more functionality
than this function.
Syntax
CHART(
chart_type
, chart_data1
,
[base_properties
], [custom_properties
],
[chart_data2
]) - chart_type: The text value representing the type of the chart to generate. Valid chart types are:area,bar,column,line, andpie.
- chart_data1: The primary data set to use to generate the chart. This is typically a range or any expression that returns a matrix value.
- base_properties: A set of properties that govern the display of the chart. Specify the properties using array literal syntax. Available properties vary depending on the chart type:
- Area: chart-configuration (basic, explicit, stacked, layered); interpolate (linear, curve).
- Bar: chart-configuration (basic, stacked, grouped).
- Column: chart-configuration (basic, stacked, grouped).
- Line: chart-configuration (basic, explicit); interpolate (linear, curve).
- Pie: none.
- custom_properties: Not used.
- chart_data2: Not used.
Example
Formula | Result |
|---|---|
=CHART("line",A2:C14,{"chart-configuration", "explicit"; "interpolate",
"curve"}) | (Chart of data) |
=CHART("area",A1:H27,{"chart-configuration", "explicit"; "interpolate", "linear"}) | (Chart of data) |
=CHART(IF(B17>1,"bar","pie"),Q1:R73,{"chart-configuration","basic";"interpolate","linear"}) | Create a different chart type based on the current value in a particular cell. This
example uses data in the sample workbook on Community. |
Notes
- If you include date information in the chart, make sure you use standard date/time formats; otherwise, Worksheets doesn't recognize the information as dates.
Related Functions
GROUPBY