When using WPS Line Chart, the most common questions cover suitable scenarios, data series handling, and data preparation; this FAQ includes 3 frequent questions and answers.
FAQ
What kinds of analysis is a line chart suitable for?
- A line chart is suitable for showing how numeric data changes over time or across categories.
- It is useful when you want to observe peaks, dips, fluctuations, or an overall trend.
- Common examples include sales trend analysis, score tracking, and recurring business data reviews.
How do I remove one data series from a line chart?
- Select the chart and enter chart editing mode.
- Open the chart editing or series management entry.
- Find the series you do not need, then remove it or turn off its display.
What data should I prepare before inserting a line chart?
- Prepare at least one category column and one numeric value column.
- Include headers when possible so the horizontal axis and legend can be generated more clearly.
- If you want to compare multiple series, prepare multiple value columns and select them together.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Line chart | A chart type that connects data points with lines and is commonly used to show trends. |
| Data series | A group of related data points in a chart, often displayed as one line. |
| Category label | Text used to identify horizontal axis categories, such as months, project names, or stages. |
| Stacked line chart | A line chart that displays multiple series in a cumulative way to show total change. |