Apple’s Numbers and Pages apps provide a plethora of charting choices. But neither helps you with the crucial decision regarding what type of chart to use for which kind of data. Here’s a roundup of your choices, and some advice as to when each should be used.
Improves collaboration and translation capabilities for the three iWork apps. (Free, various sizes, macOS 10.15+)
Adds the capability to link to objects and add links to objects in Numbers and Pages. (Free, various sizes, macOS 10.15+)
Introduces a new media browser with enhanced search options and new content categories to the three iWork apps. (Free, various sizes, macOS 10.15+)
Brings compatibility with macOS 11 Big Sur and new icons to the three iWork apps. (Free, various sizes)
Brings a variety of new, editable shapes that can be added to documents, spreadsheets, and presentations. (Free, various sizes)
Updates all three iWork apps with new video capabilities and more. (Free, various sizes)
Updates all three iWork apps with new folder sharing capabilities and more. (Free, various sizes)
Maintenance updates bring support for adding HEVC-formatted movies to documents. (Free, various sizes)
Maintenance updates bring new features to the recently upgraded iWork app suite. (Free, various sizes)
Pages update brings capability to publish directly to Apple Books. (Free, various sizes)
The iWork apps gain support for Dark mode, Continuity Camera, and audio in documents. (Free, various sizes)
Maintenance updates with new options for formatting the look of charts in all three of the iWork apps. (Free, various sizes)
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