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+title: Visualizations
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+# Visualize your data with dashboards
+
+Visualizations let you identify trends and spot outliers quickly for a large dataset. OpenSearch Dashboards gives you the opportunity to explore and interpret information in an interactive visual environment.  
+
+The following highlights the OpenSearch Dashboards visualizations types and typical usage.
+
+-   Graphs and charts
+    - Area graphs display quantitative data and is commonly used to visualize trends.  
+    - Controls
+    - Data tables
+    - Gantt charts are used to visualize activities and events. 
+    - Line
+    - Markdown
+    - Metric
+    - TSVB
+    - Tag cloud
+    - Timelines display data patterns over a sequential or scaled time period. 
+    - Bar charts display categorical data and are best used to compare a category or categories of data.
+    - Pie charts show data as a percentage of a whiole.
+
+-   Maps
+    - Coordinate maps represent data geographically using geographic information (city, state, latitude, and longitude). 
+    - Region maps group data by country or state.
+    - Heat maps graphically represent data using a color-coded system.
+
+-   Stats and numbers
+    -   Gauge
+    -   Goal
+
+-   Misc
+    -   Vega provides tools to support custom visualizations in JSON format. 
+
+-   Widgets
+    -   Drag and drop give you ability to edit and customize your dashboards with flexible chart-widgets and an arrangement you want.
+
+## Examples
+
+Below you can find some examples for how visualizations in OpenSearch Dashboards can be configured. You can also explore the [OpenSearch plaground](https://playground.opensearch.org/app/home), which has a large set of demo dashboards that showcase the different visualizations.
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+### Drag and drop visualizations
+-   [This demo on drag and drop visualizations](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SjpaSpcnrJM&t=1007s) walks you through this visualization type.
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