How to Create Charts and Graphs in Visme

With SMEs, charts and graphs, it’s super easy to illustrate your content to help your audience understand better, thanks to their variety of templates and easy-to-use, robust chart and graph tools.Let me show you how to create a chart or graph with me first. It’s a good idea to determine what kind of chart you’ll create. To visualise larger sets of data with me, I will provide you with an easy to use yet

powerful graph engine with all common types of charts and graphs, including bar charts, donut lines and dots, and others.

Wish me also offers a number of pre-designed data widgets to quickly and easily visualise small stats and figures. Each data widget is fully customizable to create a chart with me. You can either select one of the types, use a template, or create a custom sized document. Once you choose the starting point, the rest is pretty much the same, so I’m going to start with a presentation template.

Select presentations and select the template. Rename the document.

The easiest way to create a beautiful chart or graph is by starting from a wide selection of templates. Click add new slide and go to the charts and graphs category. You can easily switch to different chart formats in the editor, so you just need to select the slide that resembles the structure you need.

Select the chart and change chart type first.

Next, change the chart data when populating your chart or graph with data. You have 3 options. You can type the data or paste it from another spreadsheet into the chart data table.

You can also import your data by uploading an Excel or CSV file.

Last but not least, you can even connect your graph to live data by connecting your chart to an alive Google spreadsheet. Your chart will always have the latest data from your Google sheet. This means any time someone visits your chart via the published URL or embeds it on your website, your chart will always be up-to-date. If anything changes in Google Sheets, your data will automatically be adjusted in your graph. Here’s how.

first published Google Sheets on the web. Then copy the link by pressing Ctrl and S or Command in C on Mac. Go back to wish me to paste the link in the import from Google Spreadsheet Field and click Connect.

Let’s take a quick look at a live chart in action.

Refresh the screen and you will see the latest data in your graph.

To create a chart from the ground up, go to the data tab and click the “create chart” icon.

First pick the chart type, then change the chart data.

Go to settings to change the legend and values.

Wish me also allows you to easily adjust the colour of all your charts and graphs at the same time by going to the theme colours and picking the theme. The theme colours feature is especially useful when you have more than one slide or document with charts and graphs, and it makes it easy to create a consistent look across documents. You can even add your own brand theme colours in Vishme using the brand kit feature in your dashboard. Now it’s time to share the charts and graphs.

With your audience with visme, you have several options. Click the share button and select publish for web to get a wish me link that you can post to social media or make discoverable on Google share privately to allow only specific people to access your document or clickgraphs.

Click the download button and choose the format from JPEG, PNG or PDF. Additionally, download as HTML 5 to keep all the animations and features of isme in offline mode also helpful for uploading to a learning management system. To learn how to easily create amazing data, charts and other forms of content in record time, visit with visme.com.