Morgan Coulson

Favorite Day of the Week

2012 Summer Olympic Medalists
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14

11% 12
German
23%
China 10
17%
Great Britain 8

21% 4
Russia
27% 2
United States

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Friday Saturday Sunday Thursday Wednesday Tuesday Monday

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German 0.11
Great Britain 0.17 Monday 1
Tuesday 1
United States 0.27
Wednesday 3
Russia 0.21
0.23 Thursday 4
China
Friday 15
Saturday 14
Sunday 12
Pungency Level of Tabasco Peppers (in 1000)
9

6.75

4.5

2.25

0
33.5 37.4 41.5 45.5 49.5
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33.5 3
37.4 9
41.5 8
45.5 3
49.5 1

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Interactivechartslet you explore and present data Interactive Chart
in stages, to emphasize relationships between values 400
orgroups of data. Drag the slider to see dierent
data sets.

Interactive charts can be used to show data like 300

sales by group over time, expenses by department,
andpopulation changes by country per continent.

200

Yearly Sales by Product

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DESCRIPTION 2012 2013 2014 2015

Product A 25 50 100 75

Product B 50 100 150 100

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Product C 100 200 250 350 Product A Product B Product C Product D
Product D 75 100 150 200 2012

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 Comparison of Units Sold by Year
Column, stacked column, and area charts compare DESCRIPTION 2012 2013 2014
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
2012 2013 2014 2012 2013 2014 2012 2013 2014

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 (IN) AVG. TEMPERATURE (F)
that share x-axis values but have dierent values on
Jan 3.01 58
their y-axis. Two-axis charts combine two dierent
charts into one.
Feb 3.22 62

Mar 2.54 66
Common examples of two-axis charts compare rainfall Apr 1.18 69
and temperature, stock closing price and volume
May 0.51 74
change over time, revenue and year-over-year growth,
and blood pressure and weight over time. Jun 0.10 79

Jul 0.02 82

Aug 0.02 82

Sep 0.18 80

Oct 0.80 74

Nov 1.68 64

Dec 2.61 58

2-Axis Chart
4.00 90

Avg. Temperature (F)

3.00 68
Avg. Rain Fall (in)

2.00 45

1.00 23

0.00 0
Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec
Avg. Rain Fall (in) Avg. Temperature (F)
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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 28 12

income and experience, vehicle speed and gas 34 17

consumption, price and durability, and height and 35 18
weight.
43 18

48 21

55 26

62 30

65 29

67 28

Scatter Chart
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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 $7,010,784

For example, bubble charts can be used to illustrate how 14 378 $5,352,858

profit correlates to the number of employees and units 11 210 $5,918,000

sold, or to suggest a trend in birth rates compared to the 10 270 $6,974,910
populations of dierent countries over time.
4 105 $2,964,150

13 286 $3,897,894

5 190 $4,686,350

7 133 $1,844,843

12 384 $11,382,528

Bubble Chart

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Units Sold

200

100

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0 4 7 11 14
Salespeople