Stat Grid

Some numbers deserve more than a sentence. Stat Grid gives a lesson's headline figures room to land, each one paired with a short descriptor that says why it matters.

Add up to ten stats and lay them out in two, three, or four columns, or let the grid balance the rows for you. Type each figure the way it should read and it displays and counts up exactly as written, with the percent sign, the currency or the abbreviation staying put while the number climbs. Show the set as charts and pick the one that suits the relationship you're showing—a donut or pie for a part of a whole, an arc gauge or vertical bar for progress toward a total—or show the figures on their own with no chart at all.

The color is yours: a gradient or a solid fill, set once for the whole grid or overridden on a single stat, with control over the gradient angle, the unfilled part of each chart, and whether edges read rounded or sharp. Descriptors take rich text, and both the figures and their descriptors can be edited right in the lesson.

Choose an animated entrance and each stat counts up as its chart draws in, or rises into place. Learners who have asked for reduced motion see the finished state instead. The grid drops to fewer columns on narrower screens, and screen readers hear each figure once alongside its descriptor rather than a chart repeating what the text already said.

• The Numbers preset starts with three stats and no charts. Pick it when the figures should carry the message.
• The Charts: Arc Gauge preset starts with three gauges. Pick it for progress figures measured against totals.
• The Charts: Mixed preset starts with three stats using different chart types. Pick it when the figures show different relationships.

Add or remove stats after choosing a preset.

• Use Estimate & Reveal when learners should predict a statistic before seeing it.
• Use Data table explorer (with chart) for a CSV learners can search, sort and filter.
• Use Interactive scatter plot & bubble chart to plot relationships between two numeric variables.
• Use Milestone Counter when a number should pause for messages or color changes.