GDDM-PGF V2R1.3 Interactive Chart Utility
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Chart examples

GDDM-PGF V2R1.3 Interactive Chart Utility
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   Figure 1. Bar Chart Example
Bar charts are the most versatile type of comparison chart. 














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   Figure 2. Histogram Example
Histograms show things broken into ranges (ages, shoe sizes, income groups). 









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   Figure 3. Line Graph Example
Line Graphs show accurate comparisons and trends. 














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   Figure 4. Pie Chart Example
Pie charts show proportions used. 









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   Figure 5. Polar Chart Example
Polar charts show comparisons (companies, currencies, machines). 














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   Figure 6. Surface Chart Example
Surface charts show changes of proportion over time. 









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   Figure 7. Table Chart Example
Table charts show colorful displays of your figures. 














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   Figure 8. Tower Chart Example
Tower charts give 3D emphasis to complex data. 









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   Figure 9. Venn Diagram Example
Venn diagrams show proportions of two groups that have something in common. 














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   Figure 10. Schedule Chart Example
Schedule charts show who does what, and when. 









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   Figure 11. Profile Chart Example
Profile charts compare the shape of two sets of data. 














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   Figure 12. Intersecting-Axes Chart Example
Intersecting-axes charts show positive and negative data. 









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   Figure 13. Scatter Plot Example
Scatter plots collect data for visual interpretation and regression analysis using the ICU. 














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   Figure 14. Mixed Chart Example
Mixed charts show two chart types on a set of axes. 









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   Figure 15. Exploded Pie Chart Example
Exploded pie charts emphasize elements and the parts they play. 














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   Figure 16. Presentation Material Example
Presentation material provides well-arranged text and graphics for presentations. 









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   Figure 17. Multiple Charts Example
Multiple charts place several separate charts on one screen or piece of paper. 














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   Figure 18. Superimposed Charts Example
Superimposed charts put one chart on top of another.

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