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Boxplot

A boxplot is a statistical chart used to display data distribution, central tendency, and outliers.

01 / EXPLORE

See it in action.

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About Boxplot

A boxplot is a statistical chart used to display data distribution, central tendency, and outliers. The box represents the interquartile range, the whiskers represent the range of data extremes, and outliers are marked individually. It is well-suited for visually comparing the distribution characteristics of different groups of data.

02 / CONFIGURE

Make it yours.

The properties available for this chart.

Configuration Options

Property	Type	Required	Description
`type`	`string`	required	Value must be "boxplot".
`data`	`Object[]`	required	Chart data.
`data.category`	`string`	required	Category name.
`data.value`	`number`	required	Data value.
`data.group`	`string`	optional	Group name, used for multi-group data comparison.
`title`	`string`	optional	Chart title.
`axisXTitle`	`string`	optional	X-axis title.
`axisYTitle`	`string`	optional	Y-axis title.
`theme`	`BuiltinThemeName \| ThemeSpec`	optional	Built-in theme name or custom theme object; default is "default". See Documentation → Custom Themes.
`style`	`Object`	optional	Chart style.
`style.backgroundColor`	`string`	optional	Must be a valid color value.
`style.palette`	`string[]`	optional	Color palette.
`style.startAtZero`	`boolean`	optional	Whether the Y-axis starts from zero, default is false.
`axisXTitle`	`string`	optional	X-axis title.
`axisYTitle`	`string`	optional	Y-axis title.