Let readers explore your data in a beautiful way.
Datawrapper’s flexible tables come with lots of styling options.
In our tables, you can select several number columns and turn them into tiny column charts or line charts called “sparklines”.
They’re great to bring nuance into your table: Instead of just displaying the values of the first date and last date (e.g. 1960 and 2016), sparklines and column charts show how a variable developed over time.
Highlight the most important rows or tone down columns that add only background information.
Change the font style, color, background color, column width, add border lines or images – or select multiple columns and style them all at once.
Use Datawrapper’s heatmaps to transform your numbers into a visualization that enables your readers to quickly see patterns and outliers in your table.
You might create tables to let readers look up information that is most relevant for them – about the city they live in, the party they voted for, or the income they have.
Our tables offer custom column sorting, search and pagination to help your readers achieve that goal. Try searching for “London”, “Paris” or “Tokyo” in the table on the right.
More than static tables: responsive, customizable and live-updating.
Here’s what will make your life easier.
You’re in good company.
Leading publications like SPIEGEL and The Washington Post build tables with Datawrapper.
The Swiss local newspaper Zürichsee Zeitung used our tables with images and sparklines to show that more fish is caught in 2018 than in 2017.
The Washington Post uses Datawrapper tables to compare six housing market metrics in 458 U.S. counties.
Public policy think tank New America explained how the 2020 presidential candidates stand on selected work/family issues.
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