The Standard data class includes the following graph types:
Because these graphs are all in the same data class, any data set that can be used for one of these graph types can be used for all of these graph types.
The Standard data class is the most intuitive data class. Graphs in the Standard data class organize data by series and categories, which correspond to rows and columns, respectively (although you can switch the series and categories by transposing the graph). Each data item consists of only one data value, which indicates the size or height of the data item. Each data item belongs to exactly one category and one series.
Data items are grouped together according to their category. Unless you override a data item's color, each data item in a series will be shown in the same color and symbol. In line graphs, data items in a data series will be connected by a line. There will be one legend item for each series.
Pie graphs accept only one category of data, while Pareto graphs accept only one series of data.