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## Splunk Visualizations

These allow you to create a visual representation of search results from inline searches, pivots, tables, or reports. There are a significant number of options available to you to see your data in a different way.

In the previous section we went over viewing results and turning those results into a table. Once you start creating tables you can then start turning those tables into visualizations. Below are some examples of visualizations:

| **Visualization** | **Usage** | **More Detail** |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Charts<br>![image](media://4319370f-5ec5-4dbb-bd1b-7c1a4910691f) | Visualize one or more dimensions in a data set.  
Use one of the following chart types depending on how many dimensions, or fields, you are visualizing.<br>- Pie
- Area, line, column, bar
- Bubble and scatter | Coming Soon |
| Single Value<br>![image](media://55a42e8e-01f3-41ba-84a6-2140c5ab607a) | Show an aggregated metric in context.<br>- Track recent changes or trends in real time.
- Use colors to add context dynamically. |  |
| Gauges<br>![image](media://fbcf2b8a-4877-4f9a-9e45-c0a574c3d46a) | - Show an aggregated metric against a range.
- Track a metric as it approaches a specific target. |  |
| Maps<br>![image](media://9b2f4968-a5d4-4553-89ba-fa50c8eabcfc) | Visualize data with geographic coordinates.<br>- Use a Choropleth map to show and compare regional trends or concentrations.
- Use a marker map to plot geographic data |  |