Tasks by status
Leave Values from empty, and each bar counts the tasks with one status. Set Shorten to 0 so names like In progress show in full.
How it’s set up
- Labels from
- Status
- Values from
- Empty, to count rows
- Shorten to
- 0
Normal bar chart
Vertical bars rise from the bottom, one for each label, with the labels below. With several series, each bar stacks them. Hover over a bar to see its value.
Three ways to use it
Each example puts the widget on a Notion page and lists the settings it uses.
Monthly spending
Pick up to twelve number properties, such as Rent, Food and Fun. Each bar stacks them, so you see the parts and the total for the month.
How it’s set up
- Labels from
- Month
- Values from
- Rent, Food, Fun
- Series
- Stacked
Workout minutes by day
Log each workout with a Day and a Minutes property. Turn on value labels to show the total above each bar.
How it’s set up
- Labels from
- Day
- Values from
- Minutes
- Show value labels
- On
Other bar chart variants
The same bar chart widget with a different look. Each variant has its own page.
Horizontal
Rankings and lists with long names, such as projects or people
Make it yours in the editor
Start from the Normal variant and change any part of it. Try it in your browser first, no account needed.
What you can change
- Direction: vertical or horizontal
- Stacked or grouped series, each with a name and color
- Bar gap, thickness and corners
- Value labels inside or outside the bars
- Labels, value scales and grid lines
- A highlight range for a target band
- Hover card and legend
- Font, colors, corners, borders and shadow