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Charts Made Simple with Viz

Posted by Paul Wagner on October 30, 2013
Posted in: Integration.

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At a conference a couple weeks back someone mentioned the Viz app for making charts.  The app is $1.99 in the app store.  I took some time to check it out and was very impressed with the simplicity with which it works.  The end result isn’t bad either!

Viz 1

Creating the chart cannot get much easier.  Open the app and choose to create a new chart.

Viz 2

The next screen has 4 steps to it.

  1. Title your chart.
  2. Add the data you want your chart to represent.  Click on the “+” below the supplied fields to add more data.
  3. Select the format or style in which you want your chart to be presented.
  4. Click “Create Chart“.

Viz 3

The third screen gives you a preview of what your chart will look like.  There are a few different color schemes to choose from.  Pick the one that best fits your needs.

Viz 4

Finally, you are able to choose how you wish to share your chart.  Choose from the following options: Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, e-mail, archive in the app for later, or save as a .jpeg file in your camera roll.  The image that is exported looks clean and professional.

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