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Visualize data in JustAsk

JustAsk includes a library of built-in visualizations and configuration options to help you turn query results into clear, interactive charts. You can also use AI to generate visualizations automatically or build fully custom visuals with Vega-Lite.

JustAsk supports a range of built-in chart types, including bar, line, area, pie, scatter, funnel, heatmap, KPI, map, sankey, boxplot, and more. Each type is designed for specific data patterns — refer to the chart types overview for guidance on when to use each one.

The quick chart icons in the workbook offer shortcuts to pre-configured chart types. They provide a fast way to switch between layouts like stacked vs. grouped bars, mixed bar-line charts, or toggle between table, chart, and Markdown views without digging into lower-level menus.

JustAsk will take a best guess at the right chart for each new query, while retaining any manual changes you’ve made to the configuration.

To clear the visualization and have JustAsk re-guess the best chart type, click Tab > Reset Chart.

AI-generated visualizations let you describe the chart you want in natural language — like “show this as a bar chart grouped by region” — and JustAsk Agent will create and configure it for you. You can also use auto-suggest to let AI pick the best visualization for your data.

Fine-tune the appearance and behavior of your visualizations with the chart configuration options:

  • Color and stacking — Set color palettes, series coloring, and stacking behavior
  • Series configuration — Control individual series display, labels, and formatting
  • Series mapping — Map query fields to chart axes and dimensions
  • Size — Adjust chart dimensions and responsive behavior
  • Tooltips — Customize hover information
  • X-axis and Y-axis — Configure axis labels, scaling, and formatting

For use cases that go beyond built-in chart types, JustAsk supports custom visualizations using Vega-Lite specs or iframe-based Markdown tiles. This gives you full control over the rendering when you need it.