XLMind Plus · Charts

Density Curve

A smooth distribution curve.

In short
A smooth distribution curve. You pick the template from the gallery and map its fields to your cells; the visual stays bound to the data, updates when it changes, and remains freely editable. The source table is untouched.

What it shows

Shows the distribution of a set of numbers as a smooth curve, revealing where values concentrate.

When to use it

Typical use: seeing which range order amounts or ages cluster in.

Example scenarios

  • Seeing which range order amounts or ages cluster in.
  • Analysts: shows the distribution of a set of numbers as a smooth curve, revealing where values concentrate.

What it needs

One column with the observed numbers. You can optionally add the series names.

How to use it

  1. Select the data range or table you want to visualize.
  2. Open the Charts (Visualizations menu) gallery from the XLMind Plus tab.
  3. Pick the Density Curve template and map its fields to your cells.
  4. The visual is inserted bound to your data; it refreshes as the cells change.

What it produces

A live SVG chart shape (auto-refresh and edit).

Effect on your data and undo

Density Curve does not change your source data; the result is added as a separate item. It refreshes automatically when the linked cells change. If it is not what you wanted, Undo Last restores the previous state.

How it differs from similar tools

It builds a view Excel does not offer natively, as a data-bound, editable visual in one step; the look refreshes when the data changes.

Good to know

Bindings must match the chart's expected shape; auto-refreshes on source change. Requires the listed data fields (observations).

Limitations

Requires the listed data fields.

Frequently asked questions

Can I edit the resulting visual?
Yes. It is made of ordinary Excel objects, so colors, text and size are all freely adjustable.
Is the result live?
Yes. It works off your data, so when the source cells change, so does the visual.
Will my table change?
No. Your data stays exactly as it is; only the visual is added to the sheet.
Can I switch templates later?
You can reopen the gallery and build another template on the same data; the existing visual stays until you delete it.

Works well with

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