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Overview

The Statistics tab is part of Insights (Insights → Statistics). After you upload a .csv to a workspace and complete data mapping, you can use the Statistics tab to generate graphs and view your data visually.

What you can do here

  • Choose to view your data in a Line, Bar, Scatter, or Line3D chart.
  • Download your chart as an Image or Export as CSV.

Prerequisite
Upload your .csv to a workspace and map its columns to the platform. Once mapping is successful, open Insights → Statistics to create charts.

Typical outcomes

  • Visualize time-based trends (e.g., a Line chart with a time column on X-Axis).
  • Compare categories (e.g., a Bar chart with a categorical column on X-Axis).
  • Explore numeric relationships (e.g., a Scatter plot of one numeric column vs another).

Accessing Statistics Tab

Follow these steps after you’ve uploaded and mapped your .csv in the workspace.

To access the statistics tab, do the following:

  1. Open your Workspace that contains the mapped .csv.
  2. Select Insights tab and then click the Statistics tab.

The Statistics page is displayed. In the page, you will see controls for:

  • Chart Type (Line, Bar, Scatter, Line3D)
  • X-Axis
  • X-Axis Type (Value, Category, Time, Log)
  • Y-Axis
note

The X-Axis and Y-Axis drop-downs list the columns from your mapped .csv. If a column you expect isn’t listed, verify your CSV mapping first.

Understanding the Chart Controls

The Statistics tab provides four core controls. Use them together to produce a meaningful chart from your mapped .csv.

Chart Type

Chart typeWhat it doesBest for
LinePlots a sequence over an ordered domainTime-based data (e.g., timestamped series)
BarCompares magnitudes across itemsCategories (e.g., country, region)
ScatterShows relationship between two measuresTwo numeric columns
Line3DLine chart with 3D perspectiveDense sequences where depth aids readability

X-Axis

Select the CSV column to display along the horizontal axis. Typical choices:

ItemWhen to useExample
Time column → X-Axis Type = TimeYour X data is dates/timestampsCaptureTime, PublishTime
Category column → X-Axis Type = CategoryYour X data is names/labelsCountryName, RegionName
Numeric column → X-Axis Type = Value/LogYour X data is numeric (use Log if values span orders of magnitude)CapacityBarrels

X-Axis Type

ItemWhen to useExample
TimeX is a date/time columnPlot CaptureTime on X
CategoryX is categorical labelsPlot CountryName on X
ValueX is numeric (linear scale)Plot CapacityBarrels on X
LogX numeric spans orders of magnitudePlot CapacityBarrels on X with Log

tip

Picking the correct X-Axis Type is essential. If dates appear as repeated labels (not a timeline), switch the X-Axis Type to Time. If category labels overlap, consider a broader category or reduce the number of categories.

Y-Axis

ItemWhen to useExample
Numeric column on YWhen you are measuring totals/counts/continuous valuesFillBarrels, CapacityBarrels, CylinderHeight(m), HeightDrop(m), RadiusAverage(m)