We often hear that we should use line plots for trends over time. This post shows an example where a line (or area) chart doesn't work and once again suggests thinking about your data and the story you're telling rather than blindly following rules.
We often hear that we should use line plots for trends over time. This post shows an example where a line (or area) chart doesn't work and once again suggests thinking about your data and the story you're telling rather than blindly following rules.
Eight ways to visualize a table of consumer expenditures are shown out of 28 entries submitted. No one way is best as different presentations emphasize different comparisons and different aspects of the data.
The Graph Makeover Contest makes it clear that there are multiple ways to plot a data set with no one way being best. This post shows alternatives to a pair of donut charts.
The Graph Makeover Contest makes it clear that there are multiple ways to plot a data set with no one way being best. This post shows alternatives to a pair of donut charts.
In this post I am going to present a graph and a table and ask you, the reader, to present the alternatives. You can makeover just one or both. It’s up to you.
