A Box Chart displays the distribution of numerical data through quartiles, highlighting the median, spread, and potential outliers. Box plots are widely used in statistics, finance, and science to compare distributions across categories at a glance.
This sample presents a simple box chart showing flight delay statistics for Oceanic Airlines in December 2014. Each box represents a geographic region, with the median line, first and third quartiles forming the box, and whiskers extending to the minimum and maximum values.
Follow the step-by-step Box Plot Tutorial to learn how such charts are built. See the Box Chart documentation for all configuration options.