Selecting the right tool for data visualization often depends on the data type in question and the user's comfort level with coding. Fortunately, there are many options! While this list isn't an exhaustive overview of data visualization tools/software available (see here and here for more extensive coverage of visualization software/libraries), it can provide a starting point.
There are a variety of reasons you may prefer a point-and-click interface for making data visualizations. The main issue to consider is what type of data you are working with, as many tools are specialized to work with certain data formats.
If your data is: mostly or all numeric (e.g., gross domestic product over time, species counts, coded survey data, etc.)
If your data is: raw text (e.g., newspaper articles, journal articles, any literature)
If you want general purpose templates:
If you are working with a scripting language for other aspects of data analysis, you're in luck! You can often use the same software for everything from data cleaning to data visualization for both numeric and text data.
If your data is geospatial (vector, raster)
If your data is images (video, pictures)