# Charts & Reports

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## Create Charts & Reports

You can generate charts based on data from your monday.com board by using DocExport. These charts can be output in your document by using specific placeholders.

This article is all about how to generate charts by using DocExport. If you want to learn how to insert them into your documents, [take a look here](https://help.docexport.com/template/charts).

Project Reports? Inventory Overview? Sure, but make it look sexy!

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**Note:** Charts are only available for the DocExport [Enterprise](https://www.docexport.com/pricing) and [Enterprise Unlimited ](https://www.docexport.com/pricing)plans.

### **Webinar snippet (Charts):**

**Note:** In this video, you are seeing version 1 of the app. However, the functionality behind the charts has not changed, so you will still get a good impression of how it works.

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### **Generate Charts**

1. Open the DocExport View and got to "More"
2. Click on "Charts" and "Create new chart".
3. Select the type of chart you want to create, e.g. Bar, Pie, Bubble,...\
   If you're not sure yet, you can simply select a type and you'll get a preview of your possible chart.
4. Determine which data you want to display on the X and Y axes. See section "Supported field types" for an overview.
5. Select the calculation function that serves your use case: Sum, Average, Median, Minimum, Maximum.
6. Type in a name for your chart by clicking on the field "New chart". If no name is entered, DocExport will create a name for you.
7. Save your chart.
8. In order to add your charts to your documents, please follow the steps [in this article](/template/charts.md).

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**Note:** All charts generated by DocExport fulfill the purpose of being output on your PDF documents. They do not replace the chart function that monday.com offers.
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### **Supported field types for charts**

**Chart X axis:**

* People columns
* Status columns (including colors in tables and groups)
* Date columns

**Chart Y axis:**

* Number columns
* Mirror columns
* Formula columns
* \+ "Count items", which adds up the number of items present

### **Example Use Case: Reports**

In this example, charts have been added to an Executive Project Status Report. You can use your generated charts to prepare your reports graphically and display data in an understandable way.

As you can see in this bar chart example, you can also choose two values ​​on the Y axis so that you can compare two values ​​with each other.

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