Charts in SSRS

SSRS

Pie Chart :

It is used to make a comparison between groups

Ex : 1. sum(sal) in department wise

        2. Count(population) in-country wise

In data labels, Can display values and as well occupied percentage by category

Different Types Of Pie Chart :

• Doughnut: A pie chart that has an open space in the center

• Exploded doughnut: A doughnut chart where all of the slices are moved away from the center of the doughnut

• 3D Pie: A pie chart that has a 3-D style applied

• 3D Exploded Pie: An exploded pie chart that has a 3-D style applied

Bar Chart :

Bar chart is used to display a series of sets of horizontal bars. Mainly, it is used to represent data in start and end date(monthly,quarterly or yearly wise). Used to show category information horizontally.

Types Of Bar Chart : 

• Stacked: A bar chart where multiple series are stacked vertically. If there is only one series in your chart, the stacked bar chart will display the same as a bar chart

• Percent stacked: A bar chart where multiple series are stacked vertically to fit 100% of the chart area. If there is only one series in your chart, all the bars will fit to 100% of the chart area

• 3D clustered: A bar chart that shows individual series in separate rows on a 3D chart

• 3D cylinder: A bar chart that shapes the bars as cylinders on a 3D chart

Data Consideration: Bar charts have their axes reversed. The category axis is the vertical axis (or "y-axis") and the value axis is the horizontal axis (or "x-axis"). This means that in a bar chart, you have more space for category labels to be displayed along the y-axis as a list that reads from top to bottom.