Charts and graphs – Haiku Deck User Guide

To see how to add and adjust charts, check out our tutorial video:

Adding Charts and Graphs

1. In Edit mode, click or tap the blue image icon on the left, then the chart tab at the top.

: Selecting a Chart

2. Select one of the three options for charts (bar chart, pie chart, or stat chart).

3. Use the field at the top to title your chart.

Bar Charts

Add bars with the (+) button in the lower right corner of your graph, and drag a bar's handle all the way down to click the red (x) and delete it.
Edit the labels below each bar to title them.
On the iPad, tap Edit Units in the top left corner to specify the maximum and minimum values, as well as the intervals. You can do this on the web by clicking the number 100 on the left.
Adjust the quantity for each category by pulling/clicking and dragging the circular handle up and down.

: Creating a Bar Chart

Pie Charts

Add categories (up to a maximum of 8) by clicking/tapping the black '+' in the center of the chart.
Edit the labels on the right to name each of your categories.
Set the value of each category on the iPad, you can easily tap it, then adjust the circular handles with your finger. On the web, follow step 4.
To enter the values as numbers, choose # at the top, type in your data, and then switch to %. The correct percentages will automatically be displayed. If you leave it set to # instead of %, your published deck will still show the percentage, and not the number.
To delete a category on the iPad, minimize it using one of the grey handles until the red 'x' appears, then tap the 'x'. On the web, just click the 'x' on the right for a category.

: Creating a Pie Chart

Creating Stat Charts

Add or subtract categories (up to a maximum of 4) by using the '+' on the right edge of the chart, or the red 'x' below each category.
For each category, type the value in the number field, and then click/tap in the captions below to edit them.

: Creating a Stat Chart

Automatic Color Palettes for Charts and Graphs

Each Haiku Deck Theme includes a coordinating color palette to give your charts and graphs a cohesive, polished look. Here is the same chart in Zissou and Cinematic theme, for example.