Bar Charts, Butterfly Charts, Waterfall Charts, Dot Plots, Needle Plots, Area Bar Charts, Text Graphs, and Line Charts: Charts for Categorical Data

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Bar charts and their functional equivalents are used for categorical data. The data of an enterprise, organization, government, or researcher has keys or qualifiers that are categories, such as product, service, customer, area (e.g., region), etc. There is also data with variables that are dates, times, or datetimes, also known as time series data, trend data, or temporal data, but that is a subject of Chapter 8.

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Bessler, L. (2023). Bar Charts, Butterfly Charts, Waterfall Charts, Dot Plots, Needle Plots, Area Bar Charts, Text Graphs, and Line Charts: Charts for Categorical Data. In: Visual Data Insights Using SAS ODS Graphics. Apress, Berkeley, CA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4842-8609-8_4

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