Column charts Use a column chart when you want to compare categories of data or show changes over time. For example, compare revenue and expenses each month. Learn how to …

Add notes to a chart You can add a note, or annotation, to explain trends in the data. Before you add a note: You can add notes to bar, column, scatter, area, line, and waterfall charts. Learn …

Before you edit: You can add a legend to line, area, column, bar, scatter, pie, waterfall, histogram, or radar charts. To customize your legend, you can change the position, font, style, and color. …

Add a second Y-axis You can add a second Y-axis to a line, area, or column chart. On your computer, open a spreadsheet in Google Sheets. Double-click the chart you want to change. …

First column: Enter a label for each row. Labels from the first column show up on the vertical axis. Other columns: For each column, enter numeric data. You can also add a category name …

First column: Enter a label to describe the data. Labels from the first column show up on the horizontal axis. First row (Optional): In the first row of each column, enter a category name. …

A column/row series [line] chart is a line chart; this is often used to visualize a trend in data over intervals of time. As with regular column/row series charts, you can create either a column or a …

Column Use a column chart to show one or more categories, or groups, of data, especially if each category has subcategories. Learn more about column charts.

I can only find a way to "reverse axis order", which moves "Maybe" from the far left to the far right of the graph and does not put the bars in the order that makes sense according to the content …

"line" for a line graph (the default) "bar" for a stacked bar chart "column" for a column chart "winloss" for a special type of column chart that plots 2 possible outcomes: positive and …