Help

ChartGo is very simple to use. You simply press the Create Chart button and your chart will be generated. But in case you're stuck and need some help, follow the steps below. If you have any questions, you can always contact us.

Instructions                  Chart Settings                  Chart Data                 Chart Result



Instructions

There are two main components to ChartGo; the settings and the data. The settings control how your graph will look. The data takes care of the values that appear on the chart. The data is the most important part. Without data, all you have is an empty chart.



Chart Settings

The settings control the visual characteristics of your chart. You can also just use the default values. The most important field here is the chart type. The chart type controls the type of chart you want to see : Pie, Bar, Line or Area. You can always tweak the settings until your satisfied with the look of your chart.





Chart Data

This section is the most important part because it controls the values that appear on your chart. It is split into two fields, the X and Y Axis fields.

In the X axis field you enter any descriptive information such as dates, names, teams, colors, foods etc. Basically, anything you want. There are no rules, except you can't leave it empty.

In the Y axis field you can ONLY use numbers. You cannot enter letters or characters. The reason for this rule is that the Y axis is used to measure how big to make each bar, or each line point or each pie slice. If you enter a non-numerical value, there is no way to "measure" this.





Chart Result

This result chart appears after you've pressed the create chart button. Your chart settings and data should appear on your chart. If you'd like to make additional changes to your chart, just click on the Modify Chart link.

If you're satisfied with your chart, you can save your it by right clicking on the image and saving it on your computer.
If you wish to use this chart again later on, remember to write down "your personal link" link.