Make a Comparison

Posted by Andy on 5/21/2007, 2:54 pm
Message modified by board administrator 5/22/2007, 10:37 am

Use these charts for making comparisons (e.g. retention rates are higher among women than among men; or this years sales are higher than last year’s)

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Message Thread: Make a Comparison - Andy 5/21/2007, 2:54 pm Static - Andy 5/21/2007, 2:55 pm Univariate data - Andy 5/21/2007, 2:56 pm Single bar chart - Andy 5/21/2007, 3:02 pm Bivariate data - Andy 5/21/2007, 2:58 pm Variable with Column Chart - Andy 5/24/2007, 11:50 am Multivariate data - Andy 5/21/2007, 2:59 pm Few subjects - Andy 5/24/2007, 11:39 am Multiple bar charts - Andy 5/24/2007, 11:52 am Re: Multiple bar charts - wahab 5/16/2008, 2:28 am Re: Multiple bar charts - pramod 5/22/2008, 7:45 am Re: Multiple bar charts - Faisal Rehman 4/10/2009, 11:06 am Re: Few subjects - anaphylaxis 8/15/2007, 11:32 pm Many subjects - Andy 5/24/2007, 11:40 am Changing over time - Andy 5/21/2007, 2:56 pm Few Periods - Andy 5/24/2007, 11:42 am Single or few data series - Andy 5/24/2007, 11:44 am Column chart - Andy 5/24/2007, 12:49 pm Many data series - Andy 5/24/2007, 11:44 am Line chart - Andy 5/24/2007, 1:23 pm Many periods - Andy 5/24/2007, 11:43 am Cyclical data - Andy 5/24/2007, 11:46 am Circular Area Chart - Andy 5/24/2007, 1:27 pm Non-cyclical data - Andy 5/24/2007, 11:47 am Line chart - Andy 5/24/2007, 1:31 pm « Back to thread

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