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Documentation Index

Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://sourcetable.com/docs/llms.txt

Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

Sourcetable supports 30+ chart types for visualizing your data. You can create charts manually from the toolbar or use the AI assistant to generate them from a natural language description.

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Supported chart types

Basic charts

Bar, Column, Line, Area, Pie, Donut, Scatter, Bubble

Statistical charts

Histogram, Box & Whisker, Violin Plot, Error Bar, Pareto

Advanced charts

Heatmap, Tree Map, Sunburst, Sankey Diagram, Waterfall, Funnel, Gauge

Specialized charts

Candlestick, Stock Price, Radar, Polar Area, Org Chart, Network/Node-Link, Choropleth Map, Population Map, Bubble Map

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Creating a chart manually

1

Select your data

Highlight the cells containing the data you want to chart, including headers.
2

Insert a chart

Click Insert > Chart from the toolbar, or use the chart icon.
3

Choose a chart type

Select the chart type from the chart editor panel.
4

Configure axes and series

Use the chart editor to set which columns map to axes, series, and labels. Adjust colors, titles, and formatting.

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Creating a chart with AI

Open the AI chat (Cmd+\ / Ctrl+\) and select Chart mode, or just describe the chart you want:
  • “Create a bar chart of sales by region”
  • “Show me a line chart of monthly revenue for the last 12 months”
  • “Make a scatter plot of price vs. quantity with a trend line”
  • “Generate a pie chart showing market share by company”
The AI analyzes your data, selects the appropriate chart type, and creates it. You can then customize it further.

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Chart engine

Sourcetable uses two chart engines under the hood:
  • SourceCharts — native charts built into the spreadsheet for common chart types
  • ECharts and Plotly — advanced charting libraries for specialized visualizations, interactive features, and complex data displays

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Publishing charts

You can publish charts to share them with others outside your workbook. Published charts provide a shareable link that displays the chart with live data.