Even the data is presentable, but the visibility becomes wider by using a 3D Plot when data has dimensions.So it is better to understand first what we want to see later, we can map it with the desired 3D plot. If we create a Pie chart for the data we considered for the above-shown examples, we might not be able to get the desired view on a 3D plot. We can create a 3D plot for Pie Chart, Area Chart, Bar Chart, and Combo Charts if the data which we have, allows us to represent differently and required views. The above-shown example is some of them from the 3D plot category. The use of a 3D Line plot is good when we have the data where we can easily see the separation. And the variation in data is also clearly visible. And it is very easy to understand as well as the data in this plot is quite separated from each other. This is the most feasible, simple 3D plot. From there, select the 3D Line chart.Īfter clicking on it, we will get the 3D Line graph plot as shown below. For that, select the data and go to the Insert menu under the Charts section, select Line or Area Chart as shown below.Īfter that, we will get the drop-down list of Line graphs as shown below.
Let’s plot another 3D graph in the same data. Plotting this kind of data in 3D charts gives visibility where there are peaks and downs in the process. From there, select a 3D Column as shown below.Īfter selecting the 3D Column option, we will get a 3D plot with Column as shown below.Īs we can see, there are a few huge towers and some flat blocks. Once we click on it, we will get a drop-down menu of it. Then go to the Insert menu, and under the Charts section, select column chart as shown below. Now for plotting the 3D graph for the above example, first select the complete data. Somewhere there is a huge spike in surface height, and in others, there is a huge drop in it. Let’s consider that data of surface height from some defined points and the height is measured in each 10 Meter gap. By this, we can try some more 3D Plot available in Excel as per our use. Once we do that, we will get the 3D Surface Plot as shown below.Ībove data shows the distance climbed by athletes by crest and trough and different color region represents the distance range. Once we do that, we will get a drop-down menu of Stok, Surface and Radar chart as shown below. (And for other excel versions, select the Other Charts option)
For this, first, select the data and then go to the Insert menu tab under the Charts section, select Waterfall, Stock, Surface or Radar chart as shown below. Let’s map this data again in a different 3D plot. The height of columns have mapped, and height parameters are shown above on each column. Here we can add Data labels, Axis Titles, Heading and even change the design of 3D columns.Īs we can see in the above graph, the whole data is mapped in Columns, and these columns are parallel framed with data. After selecting the 3D Column option, we will get a 3D plot with Column as shown below.
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