I agree BUT it really is to the audience which you are presenting. It was a several year fight to stop pie charts at my work. It is almost like if it isn't a de

I agree BUT it really is to the audience which you are presenting. It was a several year fight to stop pie charts at my work. It is almost like if it isn't a default in Excel people struggle to grasp other forms of visual representations. Normally if I need to go beyond a line or bar I feel the need to present the raw numbers first and than put in whatever figure I created that I feel communicates the numbers in a way people will understand. Still it causes friction due to people's tendencies to just use pie, bar and line. Everything else has a certain unknown magic to certain people and they feel like someone is trying to nuance something away.