Area Chart Example & Area Graph Template

This editable area chart, also commonly called an area graph, shows one ordered series filled down to a zero baseline. It is a simple starting point when the trend matters but you also want the magnitude of the values to carry visual weight.

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Example data

This is the data used by the live preview. Open the example in Vizvero to replace any cell, add series when the chart supports them, change chart settings, and export the result.

Month	Visitors
Jan	8,200
Feb	9,100
Mar	8,700
Apr	10,400
May	11,700
Jun	12,900

How to structure the data

01Use one ordered label/category column and one numeric series.
02Keep rows in the exact sequence the area boundary should follow.
03Vizvero includes zero in the Y domain because the filled region is measured from the baseline.

What this example shows

Start with one ordered series when you want the filled area to emphasize magnitude as well as trend.

Area chart vs area graph

Area chart and area graph are commonly used for the same filled trend visualization. Vizvero uses one editor and data model for both terms.

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Compare multiple ordered series from the same zero baseline without adding them into a cumulative stack.

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Make this area chart your own

Open the exact example in the matching maker, replace the sample data, then customize the layout, design, animation, and export format.

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