Visualizing tabular data is typically the first step to discovery and insight that will prompt additional questions. Different aspects of data can be visualized, such as summaries, distributions, clustering, correlation and dependence and many more. The visual insights are typically further refined by transformation and modeling. The Wolfram Language provides a rich palette of visualization functions, and Tabular data can easily be visualized by using the columns as data variables in most visualization functions.

Statistical Visualization »

ListPlot — scatter plot of values

Histogram — visualize a distribution of values as a histogram

SmoothHistogram — visualize a distribution of values as a smooth curve

DensityHistogram   ▪ SmoothDensityHistogram   ▪ QuantilePlot   ▪ BoxWhiskerChart   ▪ DistributionChart   ▪ ...

Information Visualization »

BarChart — plot a summary for each category value as a bar

PieChart   ▪ BubbleChart   ▪ SectorChart   ▪ ...

Date & Time Visualization »

DateListPlot — plot a time series

TimelinePlot   ▪ DateHistogram   ▪ StackedDateListPlot   ▪ ...

High-Dimensional Visualization »

PairwiseListPlot — pairwise scatter plot

ParallelAxisPlot   ▪ RadialAxisPlot   ▪ PairwiseDensityHistogram   ▪ ...

Scientific Visualization »

ListDensityPlot — plot values as functions of spatial values using color

ListPlot3D — plot values as functions of spatial values using height

ListLinePlot   ▪ ListContourPlot   ▪ ListPointPlot3D   ▪ ListLinePlot3D   ▪ ListSurfacePlot3D   ▪ ListContourPlot3D   ▪ ListDensityPlot3D   ▪ ListSliceContourPlot3D   ▪ ListSliceDensityPlot3D   ▪ NumberLinePlot   ▪ TernaryListPlot   ▪ ...