> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.praxis-ai.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Data & Charts

> Turn raw numbers into clear, interactive 2D charts — paste data or point at a file and ask Pria to visualize it.

Pria can read a dataset, find the story in it, and render it as an interactive 2D chart right in the conversation. You can paste numbers directly, upload a spreadsheet to your vault, or ask about a file you've already added — then ask for analysis, a chart, or both.

## What You Can Ask For

* **Analysis of a dataset** — trends, outliers, comparisons, and a plain-language summary.
* **A 2D chart** — line, bar, area, scatter, plot, or heat map, generated from the numbers you provide.
* **A chart from a file** — point Pria at a CSV, TSV, or spreadsheet in your vault and ask it to plot a column or comparison.

## Ask in Chat

Paste your data inline (or reference an uploaded file) and describe what you want to see.

```text Prompt wrap icon="comment" theme={null}
Make a line chart of this quarterly revenue:
Q1 120, Q2 138, Q3 145, Q4 162
```

```text Prompt wrap icon="comment" theme={null}
What trends stand out in the sales.csv file I uploaded? Then chart monthly totals.
```

## What You Get Back

Pria renders the chart inline using an interactive chart component. From the chart you can:

<Steps>
  <Step>**Switch chart type** — use the Type menu to re-render the same data as a bar, line, area, scatter, plot, or heat map.</Step>
  <Step>**Zoom and pan** — focus on a specific range of the data.</Step>
  <Step>**Export the data** — download the underlying numbers as a CSV.</Step>
</Steps>

<Tip>
  A generated chart can be shared with a secure link, so colleagues or classmates can open the interactive view without logging in. Right-click the chart, or use the share option, to copy the link.
</Tip>

## Tips & Limits

* Charts are **2D only** — line, bar, area, scatter, plot, and heat map. There's no 3D plotting.
* The cleaner your data, the better the chart. Label your columns and keep one value per cell when pasting.
* For large datasets, upload the file to your vault first, then ask Pria to chart from it — this keeps your prompt short and lets Pria reference the file directly.

## Related

* [Managing Files](/mdx/user-guide/files-documents/managing-files) — upload spreadsheets and CSVs to your vault
* [Sharing in Pria](/mdx/user-guide/capabilities/sharing) — share a generated chart by link