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# Mixed chart
### When should we use a mixed chart?
A mixed chart, also known as a combination chart, combines two or more different types of charts in a single visual representation. This approach allows you to present diverse sets of data and relationships in a more comprehensive manner.
### Create a mixed chart
Read this section to learn about how to create a chart [here](/visualizations/create-a-chart.md)
### Style a mixed chart
Read [this section](/custom-charts/quick-styling-toolbar.md) to learn about how to use quick styling toolbar
### Advanced styling options
Read this section to learn about styling chart with many advanced options [here](/custom-charts/right-styling-panel.md)
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