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Overview

The Line Plot node is a statistical-plot node in a Weave Workflow that displays data points as individual markers connected by straight lines. It plots one column on the X axis against one column on the Y axis. The node sits under the Statistics tab, distinct from the transformation nodes, and produces a visual output rather than a transformed table.

Unlike the other statistical-plot nodes, which select a set of columns from a popup, the Line Plot node is configured with two axis dropdowns — X and Y — each choosing a single column.

Note: “Workflow” is the in-UI term for what some Weave documentation calls a pipeline. This reference uses “Workflow.”

When to use it

  1. Showing how one column’s values change across another, such as a measure over an ordered sequence.
  2. Visualizing a trend or trajectory between two columns.
  3. Plotting a single X-versus-Y relationship as a connected line.

Configuration

FieldDescription
XDropdown that selects the column for the horizontal (X) axis.
YDropdown that selects the column for the vertical (Y) axis.

Key behaviors

Statistical-plot node. Line Plot is found under the Statistics tab, separate from the transformation nodes, and outputs a visualization rather than a modified data table.

Axis-dropdown configuration. Configuration is two single-column dropdowns (X and Y) rather than the multi-column selection popup used by the other plot nodes.

Points connected by lines. Data points are drawn and connected with straight lines, showing the Y column’s movement across the X column.