Bar chart

A bar chart displays different categories and values in a bar layout. Choose the following:

  • Category: a text field. Categories are the bar labels.

  • Value: a numeric field. This determines the height of the bars.

Select a horizontal segment of the bar chart to zoom in. Use the reload button to reset the bar chart zoom.

Examples

Simple bar chart

Cypher query for a bar chart which displays the customers with the most orders
MATCH (c:Customer)-[:PURCHASED]->(o:Order)
RETURN c.contactName AS Customer, count(o) AS Orders
ORDER BY Orders DESC LIMIT 10
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Figure 1. A bar chart displaying the customers with the most orders

Stacked bar chart

Cypher query for a bar chart which separates customer orders by freight weight
MATCH (c:Customer)-[:PURCHASED]->(o:Order)
WITH c, count(o) AS Orders, collect(o) as os
RETURN c.contactName AS Customer,
  size([x IN os WHERE x.freight > "20.0" | x ]) AS freightGT20,
  size([x IN os WHERE x.freight <= "20.0" | x ]) AS freightLT20
ORDER BY Orders DESC LIMIT 10
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Figure 2. A bar chart separating customers orders by freight weight

Configuration

Select your Category for the x-axis and one or multiple Values for the y-axis.

You can also select:

  • The Bar arrangement (grouped or stacked).

  • The Orientation (vertical or horizontal).

  • The Scale (linear or logarithmic).

  • Whether or not to show the legend of the bar chart.

If you are configuring a stacked bar chart, use the entries in the Value drop down to deselect and select your value axes to manipulate the order in which the corresponding bars are displayed.