Bar

A bar series on a category x axis, one bar per weekday, with every other setting left at its default.

Set axisTick.alignWithLabel so each tick sits under its label, and barWidth to make the bars fill most of each band.

Turn on showBackground to draw a full-height track behind each bar, so its value reads against the axis maximum.

Give one data item its own itemStyle to call out a single bar, here the busiest day of the week.

Put the category axis on yAxis and the value axis on xAxis for long labels, here world population for two years.

Stack five bar series on a horizontal axis with a label on each segment and emphasis.focus set to series.

Bars that share a stack name pile up, the rest sit side by side, and a markLine joins the lowest and highest search bars.

Set itemStyle.borderRadius per data item so only the top segment of each stack gets rounded corners, even when some are empty.

Category names drawn as bar labels with formatter, moved to the right of each negative bar through a per-item label.

A stacked bar pair with negative expenses and positive income, with each label.position set to read away from zero.

A transparent placeholder series stacked under the real one turns plain bars into a waterfall of monthly costs.

Income and expense series stacked on a transparent base, with a tooltip formatter that skips the placeholder.

Each series shows its maximum and minimum with markPoint and its average with a markLine, for monthly rainfall and evaporation.

Two bar series share the left axis and a line series reads the right one through yAxisIndex, each with its own unit.

Three value axes, two on the right with an offset, and alignTicks so their grid lines meet, each colored like its series.

Set label.rotate and label.position on grouped bars, with a slider for the angle and a select for where the label sits.

Divide each value by its day's total so a stack of bars always reaches 100 percent, labeled with each share.

A 100 percent stack with a custom series drawing translucent bands between bars, so each share's change is easy to follow.

Fill bars with a LinearGradient, label them inside the axis, and dispatch a dataZoom action on click to focus nearby days.

Stagger each bar's entrance with an animationDelay function and an elasticOut easing, one series slightly after the other.

A bar series on a polar grid with categories around the angle axis, and a control for where label.position puts each label.

Categories on the radius axis turn polar bars into arcs, with a control for where label.position puts each label.

Two polar grids, each limited to a quarter circle with startAngle and endAngle, sharing one chart.

Three bar series with one stack on a polar grid with categories on the radius axis, so they stack along each ring.

Three bar series with one stack on a polar grid with categories on the angle axis, so they stack outward.

Set roundCap on a polar bar series to round both ends of each arc, next to a series without it.

Transparent stack placeholders float a range bar and a thin average marker per city around a polar grid.

Set breaks on the value axis to skip empty ranges between small and huge values, and click a break to expand it.

Drag across the chart to turn that value range into a new breaks entry, merged with any break it overlaps.

Add a brush component with rectangle, polygon and axis-band tools to select bars across two stacks.

Click a bar to replace it with its breakdown, morphing between levels with universalTransition and a matching dataGroupId.

Use itemGroupId and itemChildGroupId in encode to drill three levels deep, with a back button to climb out.

Turn on realtimeSort with valueAnimation labels and update the data on a timer, so bars swap places as they grow.

A realtimeSort race over a dataset that steps through years, with flags in a rich axis label and the year drawn behind.

A bar and a line series on two x axes, shifting one point off and pushing a new one on every couple of seconds.

Axis labels with icons through rich styles with a background image, and markPoint labels built from several rich styles.

Set large on a bar series to draw half a million bars, with dataZoom to move through them.

Two dataZoom sliders, one on the category axis and one on the value axis with filterMode set to empty, over a large budget.

A timeline plays through ten years of options, swapping the data of six bar series and a pie of industry shares.

A pattern background tiles a watermark behind two bar grids and two pies laid out in one chart.