# Combo chart in Figma

> Bars and a line on the same axes

A combo chart mixes mark types — typically bars for a volume and a line for a rate — usually with a second y-axis. It is the standard way to show a quantity and its efficiency together, and the standard way to mislead if the two axes are scaled to make them look correlated.

## Available in 1 of 5 chart libraries

| Library | Ready-made examples |
| --- | --- |
| Google Charts | 5 |

5 examples in total.

These are the real charting libraries running inside the plugin, not redrawn lookalikes. The combo chart on your canvas is the library's own output, and the Export tab hands developers that same library's configuration plus React, Vue, Angular or Svelte code — so what you design is what gets built.

## Reach for it when

- A count and a percentage that belong together: orders and conversion rate.
- One series is naturally a magnitude and the other naturally a trend.

## Use something else when

- The two measures have no real relationship — the shared frame implies one.
- You would need three or more axes; split it into separate charts.

## The data it needs

Time or category labels, then one column per series; assign types per series.

| Month | Revenue | Cost |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Jan | 42 | 31 |
| Feb | 55 | 34 |
| Mar | 61 | 38 |

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Install Figma Charts: https://www.figma.com/community/plugin/1345221583582136577/figma-charts

All chart types: https://systergon.com/figma-charts/chart-types