You can create bar charts, area graphs, pie charts, line graphs, doughnut charts, polar charts, scatter graphs, and many more graphs, and you can later animate them.

Scatter plots display individual data points, while line graphs connect these points, emphasizing trends over time. These charts are handy for identifying data correlations or deviations.

Scatter diagrams are used to explore patterns between two sets of data. The table shows the results of eight students' maths and science marks in an assessment. Construct a scatter graph that ...

GCSE Edexcel Graphical skills - Edexcel Pie charts, scatter graphs and other geographical graphs explained Graphs, charts and maps can be used to show geographical information.