Prepare category and value columns
Put category names in the first column and numeric values in the columns beside them. Include a clear header row so the legend and axis labels are meaningful.
Bar chart maker
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5/5 rows and 3/3 columns used in chart
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Use this workflow to turn a category column and one or more numeric columns into a chart that is easy to compare and share.
Put category names in the first column and numeric values in the columns beside them. Include a clear header row so the legend and axis labels are meaningful.
Upload an XLSX, XLS, CSV, or TSV file, or paste tabular data directly into the local editor. You can switch worksheets before creating the chart.
Select the bar chart type, choose the rows and series to display, then adjust the title, labels, palette, width, and height.
Check the category order, values, and legend in the preview. Export the result as PNG for documents or SVG for scalable editing.
A bar chart works best when each row represents one category and each numeric column represents a comparable measure.
| Region | Revenue |
|---|---|
| North | 420 |
| South | 365 |
| East | 510 |
| West | 298 |
Show sales, signups, costs, or other values side by side across regions, products, or teams.
Turn a spreadsheet summary into a scannable chart for reports, dashboards, and weekly reviews.
Use sorted bars to make the highest and lowest categories visible at a glance.