The Network Graph visualization supports undirected and directed graph structures. This type of 
visualization illuminates relationships between entities. Entities are displayed as round nodes and 
lines show the relationships between them. The vivid display of network nodes can highlight non-
trivial data discrepancies that may be otherwise be overlooked. 
Current limitations include: 
 The visualization will only show relationships from the first 100,000 rows in a table. A filter 
can include rows from 100,001 or beyond in the table, but the graph will still not display 
them. 
 Internet Explorer 8 and below are not supported. When using Fusion Tables with an 
unsupported browser, the Network Graph visualization will not be available. Embedded 
network graphs are replaced with a static image.  
Each row of a table represents one relationship in the graph. For example, a table and network 
graph about people and their dogs might look like: 
The network graph shows each row as a line connecting a person and a dog. Since Joe is listed twice, 
he's shown as one bigger node.  
To create a Network Graph in the New look: 
 [+] > Add chart 
 Click the  Network Graph button. 
 By default, the graph will display links between the first two text columns. 
To create a Network Graph in Classic: 
 Experiment > Network Graph 
 By default, the first two text columns will be selected as the source of nodes: Node column 
1 and Node column 2.  
Adjust the Network Graph's display: 
 Select a number column to act as a Weight factor for line length.  The default is 1.  
 Check Color nodes by column to display nodes from different columns with a distinct color.  
 Select Show link direction between nodes to display directional arrows. 
 Apply a filter. This can be useful on a large table so that you can see the nodes and lines 
more clearly. 
Interact with the Network Graph: