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Chart Blocks are the foundation for visual analysis in Wyn Notebooks. They allow you to turn raw data into meaningful visuals that live alongside your notes, explanations, and conclusions. By combining narrative context with interactive charts on a single sheet, you can document not just what is happening in your business, but why it matters.
Whether you are exploring trends, comparing performance, or highlighting key metrics, Chart Blocks help you communicate insights clearly while keeping your analysis easy to follow and update.
Chart Blocks provide a wide range of visualization types designed to support both high-level overviews and detailed analysis. Each chart block is optimized for a specific analytical scenario, making it easier to choose the right visual representation for your data.
These are the chart blocks you can build in Wyn Notebooks:
Each chart block integrates seamlessly into your notebook layout, allowing you to place visuals exactly where they add the most value to your narrative or analysis.
Every chart block can be tailored to your needs using the Inspector Panel. The Inspector Panel provides a comprehensive set of properties that let you control how your data is presented, formatted, and interpreted, ensuring your charts align with both your analytical goals and visual standards.
The following customization options are commonly available across chart blocks:
With these options, you can fine-tune everything from chart structure and labeling to styling and behavior, making your visuals both informative and polished.
Charts in Wyn Notebooks are highly configurable through the Inspector Panel. Each chart block exposes a consistent set of property groups that control how data is visualized, labeled, styled, and interacted with. While not every property applies to every chart type, the overall customization model remains consistent across visualizations.
This section provides an overview of the available chart customization properties, explains what each group controls, and indicates which chart types support them.