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# Graphic

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The Graphic element allows you to present data in a visual and interactive way, making it easier to interpret results, comparisons, or evolutions. The area model connects points with a line and fills the region below it.

**What it's for**

* Show the evolution of values throughout stages.

* Represent user score or performance.

* Compare visual data series in diagnoses or tests.

**What you can configure**

**Title and Subtitle:**

Customize texts displayed above the graph.

Define alignment, font size, and display.

**Data series:**

* Series title (e.g., "Final score").

* Numerical values that will be represented.

* Value note: a small explanatory text that appears over the values.

* Label: activates or deactivates the display of numbers over points.

**Template and Type:**

* Template: area (you can also choose other templates like line).

* Type: defines the number format (e.g., simple number, percentage, dollar, real, or weight).

**Animation:**

* Choose how the graph will appear on the page (e.g., appear).

**Usage tip!**

The graph is great for visually reinforcing results or highlighting variations. Use on diagnosis or conclusion pages to give a more analytical and professional touch to your funnel.
