Building convenient graphs based on csv data, what to do?

Question

infographics

Now many self-written server utilities have accumulated, which put files with simple statistics into csv and txt folders. The most common format is like this:
1424348703;109;32;0;19
These are respectively: the date, how many records were added, of them with the specified d.r., of them with the specified contacts, etc.
I build charts as needed in Excel, by hand.
Are there ready-made programs for building multiple graphs from various inputs? CSV in question for example. You can switch to other formats and standards.
There are a lot of statistics, and different ones. I would like such a monitor of many charts with captions.
Point your search in the right direction.

Answer 1

what can you work on?
I would make simple perl scripts, generate graphs via GD:graph, and watch through the browser.

Answer 2

RRDTool is our everything.
Well, gnuplot, but it's more for scientific data.

Answer 3

I use tableau desktop and gglot2 for the purposes you describe . For the second, however, you need to know R.
Although excel can read csv. :)

Answer 4

Languages ​​and tools: R, Python, STATISTICA, with included modules and required libraries, can do wonders for visualizing your data. By the way, Excel :)

Answer 5

paid program Origin
for the web has a library d3.js

Answer 6

As an option in python - pandas (we read .csv / data aggregation and other goodies) + bokeh (we draw in html).
Links:
pandas.pydata.org
bokeh.pydata.org/en/latest