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Charting Basics

The document compares sales results from a fundraiser by different salespeople using various chart types. It shows that Sophia sold the most units (21), followed by Grace (14) and Chloe (15). The charts include a column chart, bar chart, pie chart, doughnut chart, and radar chart comparing the units sold by each salesperson. It also demonstrates how to use interactive, comparison, and two-axis charts to analyze and present different types of data.

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Charting Basics

The document compares sales results from a fundraiser by different salespeople using various chart types. It shows that Sophia sold the most units (21), followed by Grace (14) and Chloe (15). The charts include a column chart, bar chart, pie chart, doughnut chart, and radar chart comparing the units sold by each salesperson. It also demonstrates how to use interactive, comparison, and two-axis charts to analyze and present different types of data.

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Fundraiser Results by Salesperson

Column and bar charts compare values in a single Participant Units Sold
category. For example, you can compare the number
Andy 11
of products sold by each salesperson.
Chloe 15

Daniel 9

Grace 14

Sophia 21

Column Chart Bar Chart


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21 Andy 11

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Chloe 15
15
14
11 Daniel 9
11
9
Grace 14
6

Sophia 21
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Andy Chloe Daniel Grace Sophia 0 6 11 17 22

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Fundraiser Results by Salesperson
Pie and doughnut charts compare values from a Participant Units Sold
single category. For example, you can compare the
Andy 11
number of products sold by each salesperson. Values
are shown as a percentage of the whole. To highlight a Chloe 15

pie wedge or doughnut segment, drag it away from the Daniel 9


centre. Grace 14

Sophia 21

Pie Chart

Andy
16%
Sophia
16% 30%

30%

Doughnut Chart Chloe


21%
21%

20%
13%
Grace
20% Daniel
13%
Andy Chloe Daniel Grace Sophia

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Radar Chart
Radar charts compare variables for one or more Nutty
series. Similarities are shown with overlapping areas, 20
while di erences stand out. For example, Co ee 1
and Co ee 2 have similar fruity avour notes, and 15
Co ee 3 is the spiciest.
10
Radar charts work best for smaller sets of data.
Fruity Roasted
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Co ee Flavour Notes
Co ee 1 Co ee 2 Co ee 3

Nutty 7 18 14

Roasted 3 10 17

Spicy 10 12 19

Floral 16 10 4 Floral Spicy

Fruity 20 17 8
Co ee 1 Co ee 2 Co ee 3

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Interactive Chart
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Interactive charts let you explore and present data
in stages, to emphasise relationships between values
or groups of data. Drag the slider to see di erent
data sets. 150

Interactive charts can be used to show data like


sales by group over time, expenses by department
and population changes by region per continent. 100

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Monthly Sales by Region
April May June July

Region 1 75 50 100 85
0
Region 2 150 100 150 100 Region 1 Region 2 Region 3 Region 4

Region 3 115 200 75 125 April

Region 4 175 100 150 200

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Comparison of Units Sold by Year
Column, stacked column and area charts compare Description 2018 2019 2020
data from multiple categories. For example, you can
Product 1 25 50 25
compare the annual sales of three products. The x-axis
shows years and the y-axis shows quantities. Product 2 50 100 150

Product 3 100 200 250

Column Chart Stacked Column Area Chart


300 500 300

225 375 225

150 250 150

75 125 75

0 0 0
2018 2019 2020 2018 2019 2020 2018 2019 2020

Product 1 Product 2 Product 3

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Average Rainfall
Two-axis charts allow you to compare series of data Avg. Rain Fall (mm) Avg. Temperature (°C)
that share x-axis values but have di erent values on
Jan 76,45 14
their y-axis. Two-axis charts combine two di erent
charts into one. Feb 81,78 17

Mar 64,51 19
Common examples of two-axis charts compare rainfall Apr 29,97 20
and temperature, stock closing price and volume
May 12,95 23
change over time, revenue and year-on-year growth,
and blood pressure and weight over time. Jun 2,54 26

Jul 0,50 28

Aug 0,50 28

Sep 4,57 27

Oct 20,32 23

Nov 42,67 18

Dec 66,29 14

2-Axis Chart
90,00 28

Avg. Temperature (°C)


Avg. Rain Fall (mm)

67,50 21

45,00 14

22,50 7

0,00 0
Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec
Avg. Rain Fall (mm) Avg. Temperature (°C)
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Average Speed vs. Miles Per Gallon
Scatter charts show the correlation between pairs of Average Speed Miles Per Gallon
values in a series of data.
25 13

Scatter charts can suggest correlations between income 28 12

and experience, vehicle speed and fuel consumption, 34 17


price and durability, and height and weight. 35 18

43 18

48 21

55 26

62 30

65 29

67 28

Scatter Chart
30

23
Miles Per Gallon

15

0
0 18 35 53 70
Average Speed
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Total Sales by Salespeople and Units Sold
Bubble charts show correlations between three points of Salespeople Units Sold Total Sales
data in a series: x values, y values and sizes.
8 264 L 7.010.784

For example, bubble charts can be used to illustrate how 14 378 L 5.352.858

pro t correlates to the number of employees and units 11 210 L 5.918.000


sold, or to suggest a trend in birth rates compared to the 10 270 L 6.974.910
populations of di erent countries over time.
4 105 L 2.964.150

13 286 L 3.897.894

5 190 L 4.686.350

7 133 L 1.844.843

12 384 L 11.382.528

Bubble Chart

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Units Sold

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Salespeople
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