A polar chart plots data on a radial coordinate system where each point is positioned by angle and distance from the center. Using marker series with point spreading creates a bullseye-style layout that reduces overlap when multiple data points share the same coordinates.
This sample compares annual cosmetic product revenue across six U.S. regions (Florida, Texas, Arizona, Nevada, California, and New York) using marker series on an ordinal x-scale. Value-based point spreading separates overlapping markers, colored radial grid bands highlight revenue tiers, and a vertical legend with custom tooltip formatting identifies each region.
Follow the step-by-step Polar Chart Tutorial to learn how such charts are built. See the Polar Chart documentation for all configuration options.