Table Chart Maker
Discover Useful Insights Faster
Create visually stunning table charts to organize your information and data. Arrange and merge your data in meaningful ways and interact with them to make effective data-driven decisions.
Intuitive table shape with advanced customizability
Import data as CSV and Excel files or spreadsheets
Real-time visual collaboration to work with teams
How to make a Table Chart?
Visualize Data in Minutes with these Premade Table Chart Templates
Table Chart Template
Synoptic Table
Simple Table Chart
Action Plan Table Chart
Visualize Your Data Effortlessly
Powerful and versatile table with precision control and advanced customizability.
Format the table with different colors, font styles, & borders to highlight data patterns.
50+ types of diagrams with extensive shape & icon libraries to visualize any type of data.
Multiple professionally-designed table chart templates for a variety of scenarios.
Organize Data Across Multiple Sources
Multiple app integrations with two-way sync to help you import and export data.
Migrate data in CSV or Excel files or spreadsheets to visualize on the canvas.
Add detailed docs, attachments, links and more with integrated notes.
Built-in tools to quickly organize your visuals and create interactive presentations.
Keep Everyone & Everything in Sync
Real-time cursors for any number of participants to collaborate on a shared canvas.
Comment with context, have discussions and follow-ups on the same canvas. Async!
Multiple access & role levels to share, review, and edit your data.
Full version history to keep track of key points during each iteration of your data entry.
What is a Table Chart Maker?
When Can Teams Collaboratively Use a Table Maker to Organize & Gather Information?
Here are a few ways a team can use a table chart maker to collaboratively organize information:
Tracking tasks: A team can use a table chart to track tasks and their status. The table can include columns for task name, assigned team member, due date, and status (e.g., not started, in progress, completed). This can help to ensure that everyone is aware of their responsibilities and the status of each task.
Comparing data: A table chart maker can be used to compare data from different sources. For example, a team can create a table with columns for data from different time periods or locations, allowing them to easily compare and analyze the data.
Budgeting: A table chart maker can be used to create and manage a budget. The table can include columns for budget categories, actual and projected expenses, and notes on any budget changes or concerns.
Decision-making: A table chart maker can also be used to facilitate decision-making. The team can create a table with columns for each option being considered, along with relevant criteria and a rating system for each option. This approach can help to ensure that decisions are made based on objective criteria rather than personal opinions.
Project management: A table chart maker can be a powerful tool for project management. The team can create a table with columns for project milestones, assigned team members, due dates, and status. This approach can help to ensure that the project is progressing as planned and that everyone is aware of their responsibilities.
How to Create a Table Chart Collaboratively with Creately?
Creating a shared design workspace
Open a Creately workspace and add your peers as collaborators with edit access allowing them to work on the table chart with you in real-time.
Planning and requirement gathering
Gather the information you need. Open the relevant CSV or Spreadsheet to be imported.
Creating a high-level architecture diagram
Select a table chart template from Creately’s template library or draw one from scratch using Creately’s extensive shape library.
Detailed design and diagramming
Style your table chart using the shape settings and add key data for each element on the table using the data panel as necessary.
Review and feedback
Share the table chart with reviewers, editors, or viewers or invite them to a real-time video conference, with Creatley’s intergration with Mircrosoft Teams, while making the edits.
Iteration and validation
Find the changes that the collaborators made via the multi-cursors on the canvas in real-time or via the version history. In case you want to revert to a previous iteration, select the version to apply the changes.
Deployment and maintenance
Gather feedback and discuss with Creately’s in-line commenting.
Verification
Once finalized, use Google/Microsoft add-ons, embed in an email, website, or export the table chart in various formats including CSV, SVG, PDF, PNG, and many more.
Visualize Data in Minutes with these Premade Table Chart Templates
FAQs About the Table Chart Maker
How can I add rows and columns Creately’s Table Chart Maker?
How can I apply colors to each cell?
When to use table charts?
Tables are usually used to represent large amounts of quantitative or qualitative data in a summarized, easy to understand way. You can use tables when you want to;
- Quickly uncover patterns or trends in data.
- Enable readers to look up specific information that applies to them such as location, age, income, etc.
- Make decisions such as deciding the best interest rate, the best price, or the best job, based on precise numbers.
- Compare data or show ranking in data.
How to create better table charts?
Here are some best practices that you may consider to create better table charts.
- Use a limited number of columns. The lesser the columns are the easier it is to read.
- Instead use more rows to show numbers as it’s easier to skim through data that is presented vertically.
- Use zebra shading or color every second column gray to make it easier to read if your table chart has many columns.
- If your table has a fewer number of rows, use a wide layout, whereas you can use a more compact layout for a table with a lot of rows.
- Use colors to highlight important information in your table.
