Bar Chart.
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The normal boring use of color The bar chart below is the default bar chart created by Displayr. Color is merely adornment on this chart;…
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There are two different ways you can create a bar chart in Displayr, using either the Charts or Visualization menus. Find out here.
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Using sparklines in charts with multiple series of data improves readability by showing where are we today, movement since last time and long-term trend.
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Pictographs are exceptionally good for displaying proportional data because they have an intrinsic scale and show quantities visually.
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![Where Pictographs Beat Bar Charts: Count Data](https://www.displayr.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/Where-Pictographs-Beat-Bar-Charts.-Count-Data.png)
Pictographs are often ridiculed, but their bad reputation is not deserved. There are situations where pictographs are better than bar charts.
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5 ways of presenting the results of key driver analysis techniques, such as Shapley Value, Kruskal Analysis, and Relative Weights.
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Pie charts tap into our instinctive ability to assess proportions when we look at things and should be considered when we need to communicate proportions.
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