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Line graphs

Line graphs tell the story of how something has changed over time. Your data needs to be numerical (such as lengths, temperatures, percentages or weights) and measured over a time period (such as a week or a month). When to use NOTE: A line graph shows how the data along the y-axis changes over time (reference), whereas a X-Y scatter plot shows how the data along the y-axis changes as the values along the x-axis...

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