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# Working with Visualizations

Doowii is here to help you quickly turn your data queries into clear, actionable insights. With Doowii, you can explore and visualize your results in a variety of ways to help you better understand the story your data is telling.

This section covers how to interact with results, switch between different views, and choose the best visualization for your goals.

What you can do with your results:

* **Toggle between a data table and chart view**: understand your full dataset or focus on visual summaries.
* **Use Quick Charts for simple insights**: instantly view your data as a bar, line, pie, donut, scatter, or bubble chart—no setup required.
* **Use the Advanced Chart Builder for deeper customization**: create custom visualizations with full control over chart type, layout, filters, aggregation, and design.

#### Explore these pages to learn more:

* [**Tables vs. Charts**](/top-resources/working-with-visualizations/tables-vs.-charts.md)

  Learn when to use each view and how to switch between them.
* [**Quick Charts Overview**](/top-resources/working-with-visualizations/quick-charts-overview.md)

  Get familiar with the most common chart types and how to access them instantly.
* [**Troubleshooting Charting Errors**](/top-resources/working-with-visualizations/troubleshooting-charting-errors.md)

  Tips for resolving common visualization issues and making your charts clearer.
* [**Advanced Charts & Visualizations**](/top-resources/advanced-charts-and-visualizations-builder.md)

  Explore a broader set of controls over how your data is visualized.


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