3D charts are graphical representations of data that use three-dimensional space to display information. Unlike 2D charts, which plot data points on a flat plane, 3D charts add depth, allowing for a more immersive and detailed visualization. This added dimension can help reveal patterns and relationships that might not be as apparent in 2D representations.
Enhanced Visualization: The third dimension provides a more comprehensive view of data, making it easier to identify trends, outliers, and correlations.
Improved Insight: With the added depth, 3D charts can uncover hidden insights that are not immediately visible in 2D charts.
Engagement: 3D charts are visually appealing and can capture the audience's attention more effectively, making presentations and reports more engaging.
The following sub-types are available under 3D Charts. All sub-types follow the same configuration flow, and only the visual representation differs. Sample visuals for each 3D chart sub-type are shown below for reference.