Chart Builder is a free client-side tool for creating pie, bar, line, area, scatter and donut charts from CSV or TSV data. It sends no data related to input to servers, and the charts can be used anywhere.
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Chart Builder is a free client-side tool for creating pie, bar, line, area, scatter and donut charts from CSV or TSV data. It sends no data related to input to servers, and the charts can be used anywhere.
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