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Add data manually or by copy-pasting.
To add a chart to the canvas, click Add chart in the left-side toolbar and select the chart you wish to use. Drag-and-drop the chart onto the canvas.
Go to the Edit data tab in the Settings panel on the right or double-click the chart to access its data table.
Click on a cell and start typing or use keyboard controls to copy-paste:
Right-click a cell to access a menu with styling options:
Note: To access the option to Add/change link, you need to have a Business subscription or higher.
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Infogram’s 800+ maps and simple tools let you build dynamic maps quickly. A data journalist can create a clickable election map, while a market researcher can plot customer locations, all without design skills. Import data from spreadsheets or PDFs, and add features like tooltips or animations. It’s fast, intuitive, and needs no coding.
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The first question you should always ask yourself is whether visualizing your data is really necessary. Would it make the story easier to understand? Does it provide context? Is it relevant?\n\n
Including a visualization just for the sake of it can be confusing and reduce the impact of your story. Remember that bad data visualization can be worse than none at all.\n\n
It’s important to choose the right kind of graph to visualize your data. Here you will find a brief summary of various types of graphs and when it’s best to use what.\n\n
Take that into account! Make your visualizations as simple and clean as possible, it makes them much easier to understand and usually more visually appealing. Keep the ‘data to ink ratio’ in mind – if you had to print your visualization try and show as much information as possible using the least ink.
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Customize charts to look just the way you want them to! Chart settings are located in the right sidebar of the editor.After adding a chart to your project, select it once to access chart settings. Use tabs at the top to switch between the data table and settings.Here you can add animation to your chart, as well as edit (click on hyperlink settings to be redirected to tutorial articles):
Chart properties
Color
Axis and grid
Fonts
Legend
Tooltips
Data format
Accessibility
"}},{"@type":"Question","name":"Where to use interactive charts?","acceptedAnswer":{"@type":"Answer","text":"
It’s time to stop thinking about charts as boring, black and white, 2D boxes buried in a sea of text. Anytime you need to grab your audience’s attention (and keep it) Infogram allows you to become a visual storyteller. 
Create a chart for any of the following: 
1. Business reports and presentations 
2. Blog posts 
3. News articles 
4. Research article 
5. Social media profiles 
6. Marketing campaigns 
7. Landing pages
8. eBooks and long-form content 
9. Presentations 
10. Any other pivotal marketing or communication channels
"}},{"@type":"Question","name":"How to create a chart?","acceptedAnswer":{"@type":"Answer","text":"
Infogram has made this easy with five steps: 
1. Log in to Infogram 
2. Select a chart type from the chart menu. 
3. Upload or copy and paste your data. 
4. Customize your look/feel with labels, colors, fonts, and graphics. 
5. Download your chart as an image, or embed it on your website.
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