Overall, Google Charts has been great for me, especially when presenting my data to colleagues and even during presentations to larger groups. The chart types and graph types they provide are high quality and the visuals are very detailed. If you have not used Google Charts before, then I highly recommend you to check it out, I am quite sure a lot of people will be pleasantly surprised!

Like other Google products, Google charts is just magnificent, you can easily share the charts and graphs you make to your colleagues quickly and efficiently via email or even through websites. The platforms sharing feature is very effective and the collaboration and integration possible with other Google tools allows the user to customize and create detailed charts and graphs for in-depth analysis of data. Overall the compatibility that Google Charts offers is fantastic and unlike other tools out there, there is no need for any extra plugins or features to be added to the existing software.

In the past, I have had some problems exporting final copies of data, I am not sure if it is due to the file type, or the software itself, but at times it did throw off my work flow. The software itself is not hard to use or learn, however Google would greatly benefit and attract more users if they provided more resources to users who are not as tech savvy!

Google Charts helps us provide graphics for intra-company presentations, where data can be quickly assembled and graphed in order to shed light on trends, ideas, or capabilities pertaining to opinions or data. There's not hard-and-fast way to use Google Charts, but we have found that it is a comfortable and capable way to express data visualization for many different situations.

I love that Google Charts is so easily customized. I can show the amount of data downloaded on a weekly basis in a bar chart, or I could just as easily throw onto a shared screen the results of a company-wide poll on what's we want for catering next week. With this much ability, Charts is a fun and effective method of showing everyone their personal analytics.

Google Charts is hard to make very precise plots on. The axis configuration options are limited, the colorbars are typically set automatically, and the chart plot size and line shape/weight is often lacking in options. The surface role of the software is to show, not to explain.

Overall it’s good for someone who wants to watch their saving.

I like that there’s charts and you can add your spending to help you see through the month is you saving or spending more.

Sometimes the software doesn’t save all my data

My overall experience with google charts has been amazing. I used to create all my charts in Microsoft Excel until I discovered Google Charts, and I am completely stuck with it now. The ease of customizing my work and sharing it directly from source with my colleagues has been a welcome change from the drag of doing the same things with excel.

Like most google products, one of the best aspects of Google Charts is how extremely easy it is to setup and get comfortable using. Having come from a Microsoft Excel background, my learning curve literally took me about 3 minutes. And oh, the best feature of Google Charts has to be that its free and still manages to outperform almost all its rival products.

I often do not like to register any complaints about free-to-use software that are able to perform fairly well. And google charts does more than perform fairly, it is absolutely awesome. My only suggestion would be to create an offline version with the same full range of functionality.

Need more charts and more diverse integrations? Then try Google Charts. Thanks to the service I use especially in our web-based applications, we can solve my transactions very quickly. It visualizes the entered data very quickly on a web-based basis.It offers fast and easy use thanks to ready-made code blocks and integrations.

When using this system, you need to have some infrastructure. Users who do not know the coding and usage logic may have problems and think that the problem is in the system.

You can get data and visualize on your own way.

If you not code, you will need a colleague that helps you for some things, but is awesome

For small businesses Google Charts is a great tool to have because it helps companies see revenue profits and overall tasks assignments.

Overall Google charts is a great tool to have because it help businesses stay organized. I think it worth it investing in.

It is incredible to be able to handle so much information in a simple and visually clear way.

It is a super useful tool when it comes to creating graphs, the best part is that you can see the different data and statistics in a simple way.

some customization options can be a bit limited, I miss more options

It is easy to use, and love how beautiful it is.

Do not have cons, we use every week to get the reports.

Even though my Google Charts experience had features that I didn't like very well, it really worked for me because of the pressure of business and provided me with a lot of support.

Google Charts It is a very important application for me because it really works for me in terms of functionality and it is very useful because of the Graphics support in Google. Provides a lot of ease of use

What I dislike the most about Google Charts is the lack of customer support, it is very difficult to reach authorized people when there is a problem with users, so I did not like it.

One of the main benefits and business problem Google Charts has resolved for us is, using Google Charts to track time, creating charts for different variations within our company. Google Charts has greatly increased our company's support time for handling tickets and clients are much much happier having their issues resolved much faster; More Importantly; Google Charts gives a great point of view to determine if additional support is needed such as hiring more employees within the department.

Google Charts has been a vital part for my department we are constantly looking for a software or application where we can track out time for support tickets, and we found Google Charts to be the best; With using Google Charts there is a huge list of the type of charts to choose from the lists; entering data is a breeze, there are controls and dashboards where I can choose a chart of my choice and send of the weekly or monthly time allotted for support tickets that I have worked to my manager. Google Charts I can save my chart on google drive and then just update the existing chart from time to time. Moreover, with Google Charts there is great animation which is kind of cool if you ask me. Google Charts is free to use and that saves a lot of money if I were to go elsewhere and look for an application to create charts.

Google Charts as far I have used it, I have not Encountered any issues yet.

Google charts is a excellent tool for data's graphical representation and its library of pre built graphs makes it easy to use.

Google Charts is an excellent tool use for data visualization in presentations and reports. It offers a lot of ready to use visualization regiemes like scatterplots, heatmaps, pie charts etc. It has a veey flexible and highly customizable dashboard. Its support for JavaScript makes it easy to embed it in a web page an is often the preffered method to do so due to its easem

The only flaws that I see in Google Charts is that it do have a certain learning curve that you have to go through in order to properly use it. Also you can use it or work.in.it inly when connected with the internet.

Embeds nicely in websites / webapps with a small footprint.

Google does most of the heavy lifting for you. Simply put your data in the correct format (typically a JSON object), set a few parameters/options, and you have a beautiful looking chart to embed in a website, app, or other project. I've used a couple other visualization libraries and Google Charts is definitely the simplest. I absolutely love the Timelines chart! It worked flawless to display work order data (reported, scheduled start/finish, actual start/finish dates) on a timeline for easy data analysis. With so many chart types to choose from, you'll find something you can use!

While Google makes it super simple to implement, it does come with some drawbacks. There are a multitude of parameters/options for each chart type, but serious tweaking requires some more advanced scripting knowledge. For developers like me who have used more "programmatic" charting libraries in the past, it wasn't a huge deal, but I can imagine that more basic users might have been stuck with something they want to change, but can't.

GOOGLE CHARTS IS THE BEST THINGS FOR FINDING OUT WHAT I NEED TO DO TO EXCEL AND I LOVE IT

What I love the most about Google Charts is the fact that I'm able to organize and see first hand how my complany is growing. Keeping all my financial things are going and customer database is as well. Charts that honestly I would have to pay a lot of money for if I had to use any other software. Intergration directly to my Gmail account is also the most amazing things as well.

There isn't one thing that I don't like about Google charts because it does everything I need and ore without any extra fees or hidden charges

I mainly use Google Charts for everyday operations and presenting to the Leadership Team a variety of topics using dynamic and interactive charts. It is easy, effective, organized, and helps in saving a lot of time.

The tool itself is fairly efficient, I can make a chart, graph, or a table effortlessly and it doesn't make the task complicated. I also like how this tool is integrated with other Google products like Docs and Sheets. I can use the other tools as a source of my data and create a presentation from there.

This can only be used while you're online. Also, some functionality are limited or hard to find.

I use sheets to keep track of my personal projects as well as records for my job and it is the perfect tool that I can access from anywhere.

It's everything I already do in excel, plus more! I use sheets to keep all sorts of records and data together. It makes it easy to share and distribute to others and getting feedback is a breeze. It's easy to input the numbers and even easier when I need to generate charts.

It slows down as I add more tabs, but it's no different than my excel file. It also takes a little time to get used to as it's not an exact copy of excel. Super close though.

It is overall a great and easy way to make a chart quickly and share it with others that they can edit at anytime. It is great to see the edits my partners have made and seeing the history of what has changed of my charts.

I enjoy of how simplistic it is to create numerous kind of charts/graphs. The functionality is very simple of creating documents that I can share with others. I think it is great of how it automatically saves your work when you exit out of the program. It is a great program to use for those who are new to making graphs and charts.

I wish there were more types of details/widgets you can use to edit your charts and also some more customer service when I am having difficulty on my chart.

Super easy to set up and use. Syncs across our entire team's devices instantly, so we can work on the same project at the same time without overlapping. Can't imagine a work day without Google Charts.

Free, simple to set up and use, great for charts and presentations, easy to access from any device in the world thanks to it being saved on Google's 'cloud'.

Lacks a few features that I used to have on Powerpoint, but aside from this, a fantastic alternative and so much more user friendly than Microsoft's alternatives!

My overall experience with using Google charts has only been positive. They are functional and work very well. I continue to use them today.

Google charts are used across all industry, and I love using them. They are very easy to use, and well documented. They render fast, and work across many platforms. Also, they look really clean! And for the most part they are free to use!

I haven't found any cons for using this product except for the fact you need to be online to use them.

inter office communication can be effective and you can customise your data to meet your work requirements, thus you can easily share important work information so easily

it is very easy to use ie user friendly, comes as a free package and it is compatible with desktops which are common in most offices and other gadgets

an online application runs on data thus outside office wifi can be costly give the amount of data bundles that you may require to fire up this application.

You get enterprise alike charts for free, that are customizable and adoptable for any use. It is cross browser compatible making it great tool for statistic visualization.

Nowadays, it is kind a "must have" different real time analytics, but not only in numbers. Even though most of charts are alike one to another, tuning them up always took much time. Google charts offers for free pretty big gallery of possible charts, that can easily be manipulative and customized. Moreover, they support different inputs of dynamic data sources, making it excellent for fast and easy implementable dashboards or visual statistics.

Even though it is probably the simplest tool for chart editing and displaying that allows html5 cross browser compatibility, you require certain amount of knowledge to use them for online presentations. It is not really something that you can use out of the box.

Compiling data and placing it in a visually appealing chart is great for professional portfolios, data sharing meetings, or simply wanting your data to look better. It is easy to use and makes data sharing a lot more fun!

I do not like that there are not many options for "do-it-yourself" colors/themes for the charts.

Overall, I have a really great experience using google charts. I feel like this software is very user friendly, easy to use and I like to visualization to assemble your data.

I really like that google charts is really easy to use and very user friendly. I like that there are many different tools that you can use to make your charts. You can make different types of charts from different of information and people will understand it. I like that you are able to share it with other people.

So far, I have had a great experiences with google docs. I have never encountered any big issues except that the data can often be distorted if you download it from excel.

Thanks to Google Charts, I am able to provide conclusions to my research with certainty. Rather than trying to convey the trends and relationships of my variables through wordy paragraphs, I can help visualize the results for myself and my readers. Of course, this is just with the sciences. Google Charts can definitely assist those that are in need of understanding their own data in a visual form.

Google Charts is a convenient software if you're looking to visualize data collected. As an engineering major, I often have to collect field data for research and identify the trends and relationship off of the data collection. Thanks to Google Charts, I'm able to visualize the trends through various kinds of graphing formats. In many ways, Google Charts is the ideal canvas for any data analyzer.

In order to use this software, you have to be familiarized with navigating the toolbars. With all the different tools to accommodate for all the various features and charts, I found it a little tedious to create a variety of charts for my data collection in a timely manner.