### 2. Tell us a little about your data:

##### Layout guide

We break our visualization down into three main sections/components.

- A primary visualization, where the main data columns that you want to visualize are plotted against each other.
- A linked visualization, where up to two additional data columns can be plotted against each other.
- A filters panel, where any data columns that you want to use as filters will be shown.

Please assign your data columns that you want to visualize to one of the three sections according to the layout guide on the right.

##### Data types

Please tag your column data types. This will help us find the best way to visualize your data.

Data types | Detail
--- | ---
Ordinal | An ordinal value has some kind of ordering defined over it. E.g.: days of the week (Monday, Tuesday, etc.) have an order defined over them.
Nominal | A categorical value with no intrinsic ordering. E.g.: hue (red, blue, etc.) is a categorical value with no ordering.
Temporal | A temporal value is some measure of time. For example, minutes, years, and months are a temporal value.
Quantitative | A quantitative measure represents a numerical value, usually on a continuous scale.

##### Your data columns

Column | Example value | Data type | Layout section
--- | --- | --- | ---

*** Please note that untagged columns will not be visualized!

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