Supported Notion Column Types for Creating Notion Charts in Blocky

If you're building charts with Blocky using your Notion databases, it's important to understand which Notion column types (also known as property types) are supported.

This guide explains:

• What column/property types are in Notion
• The types of columns Blocky supports for chart labels and values
• How to format your data to work with Blocky's chart widgets

🧱 What Is a Column Type (Property Type) in Notion?

Each column in a Notion database has a defined property type that determines what kind of data it holds — such as text, numbers, dates, or tags.

Here’s an example Notion database with common property types:

• Expense → Title
• Amount → Number
• Date → Date
• Category → Select
• Payment Type → Select
• Receipt → Checkbox
• Notes → Rich Text

📋 All Property Types in Notion

Notion supports 20+ property types. These are the most common:

• Text
• Number
• Select
• Multi-select
• Status
• Date
• Person
• Files & Media
• Checkbox
• URL
• Email
• Phone
• Formula
• Relation
• Rollup
• Created Time

📊 Which Column Types Work with Blocky Charts?

To create a chart in Blocky, your Notion database must include at least:

• A Label column — used for x-axis values or chart labels
• A Value column — used for numerical data like totals, counts, or scores

Here are the supported types:

✅ Label Column Types (for categories, names, dates, etc.)

• Title
• Rich Text
• Select
• Multi-select
• Status
• Email
• People
• Date
• Formula (that returns text)

✅ Value Column Types (for numbers)

• Number
• Formula (that returns a number)
• Rollup (only if returning a number)

Make sure your value column only contains numerical data — otherwise, Blocky won’t be able to render the chart properly.

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