Plot sets corresponding to fixed fractions of the first element "A":

Second element "B":

Third element "C":

Plot sets corresponding to fixed ratios of the element "B" to "C":

"A" to "B":

"A" to "C":

Each data point is independently normalized so the elements sum to 1:

Nonreal and negative data is taken to be missing:

Multiple datasets are styled differently:

Get tabular data about grams of certain nutrients per 100 grams of different foods:

Plot a TernaryListPlot with grams of fat, protein and carbohydrates per each food:

Use PivotToColumns to create columns of fat, carbs and protein per food type:

Plot fats, proteins and carbs for each type of food:

Plot data with units:

Specify the desired target units:

Use data with quantities:

Specify strings to use as labels:

Specify a location for labels:

Use wrappers on individual data, datasets or collections of datasets:

Wrappers can be nested:

Call out a point:

Set a Style for each dataset:

Apply nested wrappers:

Label individual points:

Label every point:

Label data with Labeled:

Label data with PlotLabels:

Label data with Callout:

Use Placed to control label positions:

Label points at automatically optimized positions:

Specify PlotLegends for each dataset:

Specify the maximum size of labels:

Use the full label:

For dense sets of points, some labels may be turned into tooltips by default:

Increasing the size of the plot will show more labels:

Include legends for each dataset:

Use Legended to provide a legend to a specific dataset:

Use Placed to change the legend location:

Use association keys as labels:

Multiple sets are automatically colored to be distinct:

Provide explicit styling to different sets:

Color points with ColorFunction:

Color by bottom, right and left coordinates:

Use different plot markers:

Join a list of points:

Style datasets or collections of datasets:

Specify grid lines:

Show no frames:

Set FrameTicksStyle:

Show barycentric axes:

Style axes:

Show axes and set the frame off to show the 0% lines:

Show barycentric axes:

Set barycentric axes for given coordinates:

Style axes:

Change the overall background color:

Change the backdrop color:

Color points by the x direction value:

Color points by a function:

Color by bottom, right and left coordinates:

ColorFunction overrides PlotStyle:

Use ColorFunctionScaling  False to get an unscaled value:

ColorFunctionScaling by default is True:

Show frames:

Show no frames:

Show part of frames:

Show the 0% lines when the frame is off:

Place labels on each frame:

Style frames:

Automatic GridLinesStyle are inherited from FrameStyle:

Change frame thickness:

Change tick positions:

Change tick styles:

Draw grid lines:

No grid lines:

Draw grid lines at specific positions:

Draw styled grid lines:

GridLines overrides GridLinesStyle:

Style grid lines:

Style grid lines in each direction:

Points are joined in order of data:

Show points when joined:

Set highlighting:

Change highlight color:

Use highlighting for axes and frames:

Change the background color of the area with data:

The backdrop area is associated with PlotRange:

Label points at automatically optimized positions:

Use Placed to control label positions:

Label two sets of data:

Show Automatic legends for different datasets:

Specify legends for each dataset:

Specify legends for each dataset using PlotMarkers:

Use a default sequence of shapes to distinguish datasets:

Do not use plot markers:

Use text or typeset labels to distinguish datasets:

Use any graphic to distinguish datasets:

Control font sizes for text markers:

Control sizes for graphics markers relative to the plot:

Control absolute sizes for graphics markers:

Use preset names to control graphics marker size:

Plot range by default is from 0 to 1 in all directions:

Change the size of points:

Color each dataset:

Color datasets cyclically:

Plot data with units:

Specify the desired target units:

By default, the plot corners are positioned anticlockwise:

Position the plot corners clockwise:

Place the corners at given coordinates:

Plot a soil texture triangle:

Plot a soil texture triangle with shaded regions:

Plot the fraction of fertilizers used each year:

Show the planted fractions of three crops, corn, soybeans and wheat:

Show the sources of electricity for countries around the world:

Show the fraction of child, adult and elderly populations around the world:

Show the fractions of fat, carbohydrates and proteins in a variety of foods: