Charts

Sorting in area charts is usually based on the x-axis, such as time or categories. Sorting helps ensure that the areas are plotted in a logical progression.

A Bar Chart typically involves sorting based on the values of the bars. The bars can be ordered in ascending or descending order to make comparisons easier.

Like area charts, line charts are typically sorted along the x-axis (e.g., time or other categories). Sorting ensures the data points are connected logically, allowing trends to be visible.

Sorting in pie charts is often done based on the size of each slice. The slices can be ordered from largest to smallest, which helps in visual clarity and emphasizing the most significant sections.

Radar charts don't typically involve sorting, as the points are plotted around a circular axis. However, sorting can be applied to reorder categories (axes) to make the chart easier to interpret by emphasizing specific patterns or values.

Similar to radar charts, radial charts generally do not involve sorting, as they are plotted radially. Sorting can be done based on the magnitude of values to arrange sections by size, from smallest to largest or vice versa