Charts & Tables

Charts & Tables

Workmaster provides a rich collection of interactive widgets under the Charts & Tables section, enabling users to visualize and manipulate data without writing code. These components are ideal for dashboards, reports, and data exploration interfaces.

WS Bar Chart

Displays categorical data using vertical bars. Each bar's height represents a data value, making it ideal for comparing quantities across categories.

Typical Use Cases:

  • Sales by product category

  • Revenue by region

  • User count by segment

WS Bubble Chart

Visualizes three dimensions of data using bubbles, where the X and Y axes show values and the bubble size represents a third metric.

Typical Use Cases:

  • Customer segmentation by age, income, and spend

  • Product comparisons based on price, sales, and rating

WS Doughnut Chart

A circular chart similar to a pie chart but with a hole in the center. Used to show parts of a whole with visual emphasis.

Typical Use Cases:

  • Market share breakdown

  • Budget allocation

  • User demographics

WS Horizontal Bar Chart

A bar chart with horizontal bars. Useful for category labels that are too long or when horizontal comparison is preferred.

Typical Use Cases:

  • Survey responses

  • Department-wise expense comparison

  • Ticket counts by priority

WS In-Filter

An interactive widget that allows users to filter data dynamically. It supports multi-select and dropdown-based filtering on other widgets.

Typical Use Cases:

  • Filter dashboard data by date range, region, or status

  • Drill down into user-selected segments

WS KPI Chart

Displays a key metric (or a few metrics) in a large, readable format—often with delta or trend indicators for performance tracking.

Typical Use Cases:

  • Monthly revenue

  • Active users today

  • Conversion rate with comparison to previous period

WS Line Chart

Shows data trends over time using lines. Ideal for visualizing continuous data and tracking changes over intervals.

Typical Use Cases:

  • Daily website traffic

  • Monthly sales trend

  • Temperature over time

WS List Table

Tabular widget to list raw data in rows and columns. Supports sorting, filtering, and pagination for large datasets.

Typical Use Cases:

  • Transaction logs

  • Customer lists

  • Inventory table

WS Map

Geospatial widget for plotting data on a map. Can display data by region, coordinate, or pin markers.

Typical Use Cases:

  • Store locations

  • Sales heatmap

  • Delivery tracking

WS Pie Chart

A circular chart that divides data into slices to illustrate proportions of a whole.

Typical Use Cases:

  • Device usage share

  • Expense distribution

  • User platform breakdown

WS Polar Chart

Displays multivariate data in a circular graph with values plotted on radii. Each category has its own axis.

Typical Use Cases:

  • Skill assessments

  • Product feature comparisons

  • Sentiment analysis

WS Radar Chart

Similar to a polar chart but connects points with a polygon. Useful for comparing multiple variables across categories.

Typical Use Cases:

  • Team competency comparison

  • Product performance metrics

  • Survey results visualization

WS Scatter Chart

Plots data points on a 2D axis to identify patterns or correlations between two numeric variables.

Typical Use Cases:

  • Sales vs. advertising spend

  • Exam score vs. study hours

  • Market trends

WS Search

Provides a search bar for filtering data across other widgets or tables. Useful for dashboards with large datasets.

Typical Use Cases:

  • Quickly locate a customer or transaction

  • Search across product listings

  • Keyword filtering

WS Tree Table

Combines table and tree structure to display hierarchical data. Allows expansion/collapse of rows.

Typical Use Cases:

  • Organization charts

  • Product categories with subcategories

  • File/folder structure

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