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Area charts show change over time and display a continuous data set, similar to line charts. Use area charts to express volume, show large differences between categories, or to express part-to-whole relationships.
Single area and line charts are similar in that they show how data changes over time. Use an area chart when you need to demonstrate the rise and fall of data over time, or to emphasize volume.
Large & Medium Snapshots (567px+)
Small & Extra Small Snapshots (<567px)
When you want to zoom in on a single category, an isolated tooltip allows you to feature more data points for a single category. The other categories fade into the background on hover in order to focus attention on the single category.
Use a stacked area chart to show changes in a part-to-whole relationship over time.
Large & Medium Snapshots (567px+)
Small & Extra Snapshots (<567px)
When you want to zoom in on a single category, an isolated tooltip allows you to feature more data points for a single category. The other categories fade into the background on hover in order to focus attention on the single category.
100% stacked area charts focus on proportions of part-to-whole relationships rather than actual values.
Large & Medium Snapshots (567px +)
Small & Extra Small Snapshots (<567px)
When you want to zoom in on a single category, an isolated tooltip allows you to feature more data points for a single category. The other categories fade into the background on hover in order to focus attention on the single category.