Excel Charts

Do you have columns of quantitative data in your Excel sheet that only consist of a list of figures? How can you visualize and analyze the relationship between this quantitative data at a glance? Through a scatter plot. Scatter plots are the best when it comes to comparison between two sets of quantitative data. The … Read more

Before anything, what is a stem and leaf plot? You are likely to not have heard of it before. However, the general idea that first hits your mind upon hearing of a stem and leaf plot is a plot that might have many leaves rooting from a stem. That’s exactly how a stem and leaf … Read more

Charts are a great way to visualize data. Since we’re dealing with visualizations, the placement of these charts also matters. Oftentimes, it’s better to separate the raw data from the charts to make our dashboards clean and more appealing. In this article, I’ll show you ways to do just that. Move the Chart to a … Read more

We often use a waterfall chart (or bridge chart) to illustrate how an initial value (like a profit) is affected by a series of positive or negative values over time. A regular waterfall chart has three main elements: A stacked waterfall chart has one additional element: the breakdown of the accumulated amount per period. This … Read more

Also known as the “blobbogram”, a Forest Plot is a graph showing a visual comparison of the scientific or clinical studies conducted on a particular case or study. It is often used in medical and epidemiological fields for the meta-analysis of clinical trial results. What’s great about it is that you can view the outcome … Read more