Yes you can, just use
google. charts. load ( 'current' , { 'packages' : [ 'corechart' ,"lines']});
You can add other packages to the array as well.
For many of the charts you just need corechart.
When I wrote https://www.indstate.edu/business/metrics all I used to load
the libraries was
google.charts.load('current');
I suspect I may have just gotten lucky as the column, bar, line, scatter
and area charts all appear to be displaying as they should.
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