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Radar Area Charts arrange categories around the circumference of a circle and connect corresponding data points with straight lines. The values are plotted radially, and when connected, they form a polygon shape. These charts are useful for displaying ordinal variables across multiple category ranges.
Radar Bubble Charts extend radar charts by using bubbles to represent data points. Each bubble is placed radially according to its category, while its size indicates an additional data value. This makes it possible to compare three dimensions of data within a circular layout.
Radar Scatter Charts extend radar charts by plotting individual data points without connecting them with lines or filling areas. Categories are arranged around the circumference of a circle, and data values are plotted radially as discrete markers. This chart type is useful for identifying patterns, clusters, or outliers across multiple categories.
Radar Line Charts arrange categories around the circumference of a circle and connect data points with straight lines. Values are plotted radially, and when connected, they form a polygon shape. Unlike Radar Area Charts, they emphasize the outline of the data rather than filling the space inside. These charts are useful for comparing multiple variables across categories in a clear, minimal way.