Charts

Make a chart

1. Optionally select the rows you want to chart. With nothing selected, or just one cell, all rows are used. With two or more rows selected, you’re asked whether to chart Only selected or All.
2. Tap ⋯ → Chart.
3. Pick a chart type from the strip at the top.
4. Use the bar at the bottom:
   • Labels: the column that names each point, for example Destination.
   • Series: one or more columns of numbers to plot, for example Budget (USD). Each series can have its own colour.
   • Size: the size of the exported image.
   • Title: the text shown above the chart. It starts from the file’s title line, if it has one.
5. The image is named after your CSV file. To change it, tap the name at the top.
6. Tap export (top right) to save it as an image and share it.

Saved charts are listed under Exported files on the home screen. Tap one to view it in the app: pinch to zoom, or tap share to send it on.

Note

A chart needs at least one column with numbers, and every cell in it has to be a number: a single N/A or $15 leaves the whole column out. When that happens, the app names the column and the first cell that is not a number. Tap it to go straight to that cell and fix it. Tap ? next to Labels or Series to see what each one means on a sample chart.

Chart types

Column, Bar, Line, Line (dashed), Area, Spline, Spline (dashed), Scatter, Step line, Step line (dashed), Step area, Pie, Doughnut and Pyramid.

Free and Pro

The free version makes column, bar and line charts. Pro unlocks every chart type. Free and Pro chart the same rows.