Device, Method and User Interface for Switching between Graphical Representations of Data

A computing device, comprising:

• one or more processors;
• and
• memory;
• one or more programs, wherein the one or more programs are stored in the memory and configured to be executed by the one or more processors, the one or more programs including instructions for:
• displaying, in a data display panel, a first representation of a first subset of data from a data set, wherein:
• respective data items in the data set are associated with corresponding discrete time steps of a plurality of time steps;
• the first subset of data includes data associated with a first time period that includes more than a threshold number of discrete time steps;
• and
• the first representation is a first type of data visualization that shows changes in the first subset of data over time;
• receiving a first input corresponding to a request to view data associated with a second time period that includes no more than the threshold number of discrete time steps;
• and
• in response to receiving the first input, displaying, in the data display panel, a second representation of a second subset of data from the data set, wherein:
• the second subset of data includes data associated with the second time period;
• the second representation is a second type of data visualization that aggregates the second subset of data over the second time period and shows divisions of the data in a respective set of one or more data-set dimensions;
• and
• the second type of data visualization is different from the first type of data visualization.

A non-transitory computer readable storage medium storing one or more programs, the one or more programs comprising instructions, which when executed by a computing device with one or more processors cause the device to:

• displaying, in a data display panel, a first representation of a first subset of data from a data set, wherein:
• respective data items in the data set are associated with corresponding discrete time steps of a plurality of time steps;
• the first subset of data includes data associated with a first time period that includes more than a threshold number of discrete time steps;
• and
• the first representation is a first type of data visualization that shows changes in the first subset of data over time;
• receiving a first input corresponding to a request to view data associated with a second time period that includes no more than the threshold number of discrete time steps;
• and
• in response to receiving the first input, displaying, in the data display panel, a second representation of a second subset of data from the data set, wherein:
• the second subset of data includes data associated with the second time period;
• the second representation is a second type of data visualization that aggregates the second subset of data over the second time period and shows divisions of the data in a respective set of one or more data-set dimensions;
• and
• the second type of data visualization is different from the first type of data visualization.