If you are comparing one specific category against others, consider using a . Place the data of interest in bold color in its respective panel, while showing the other categories' data in light gray in the background. When to Avoid Panel Charts
The modern champion of panel charts is statistician . In Envisioning Information (1990), he wrote: panel chart
| Tool | Implementation | |------|----------------| | | facet_wrap() or facet_grid() | | Python (Matplotlib/Seaborn) | FacetGrid or sns.relplot(kind=...) | | Tableau | "Small multiples" via placing a dimension on Columns/Rows shelves | | Power BI | "Small multiples" visual (native as of 2023) | | Excel | Manual arrangement of multiple charts (painful but possible) | | Plotly | make_subplots() with shared axes | | D3.js | Custom grid construction | | Qlik | "Trellis" extension | If you are comparing one specific category against