Which is the best chart: Selecting among 14 types of charts Part II

Which is the best chart for your data? – this tutorial will discuss the 14 most popular chart types and we’ll show you when to use each one, and more importantly when to avoid using them. Learn about the best uses of the bar chart, pie chart, doughnut chart, line chart, area chart, treemap chart, bridge chart, scatterplot, and histogram. This tutorial is organized by chart type and each section explores the different applications of a specific chart. Learn how to visualize your data to convey the most relevant information, and tell a data-driven story.

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[LeonidasArg]

You should be proud your video has been used for the Google Analytics course. I love it, quite informative and useful for taking notes

[muizzgbadamosi]

Very informative. I got this video through Google Data Analytics 6th Course

[danieleduardoperezrossi]

Hi from the Google Data Analytics students'

[shashankkumarshah]

During Google analytics course ...who come here ... ❤️👍

[rxsangria]

The presentation speed of the information is EXACTLY the right speed for me to take notes effectively without having to pause the video *chef's kiss* I can't tell you how much I appreciate that. If it was intentional, BRAVO!

[chriscockrell]

Treemap is a PI chart (when you want to show a percentage of a whole), but adds a second dimension. :30 In this case of data, the 2 dimensions are division and production. Must have 2 dimension, part of a whole, and no time associated.

Bridge Chart - When highlighting a difference in two attributes of a dimension and you what to break down the difference with respect to a second dimension.

Scatter plot - Graphs two dimensions. This is not continuous data. Not a function. Not time related. You can add 3rd or 4th dimensions. The example doesn't but it would be interesting to try. Numerical data only.

Histogram - one dimensional. Shows distribution of dimension.

[adwoabiotech]

Tree Map Charts - first time I'm hearing of these!  As a fellow content creator (in Medical Research) I found this to be clear and easy to follow. Fantastic work ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

[jigneshjadav]

Very informative. Thanks for sharing when to use these charts and when to avoid them.

[amrghabbour]

Thanks alot for this amazing detailed presentation.

[pranavipranavi]

Very clearly explained, thank you very much for the Both the videos

[rakeshrupera]

Hello sir in today time which is the latest chart pattern developed ? This questions asked in interview

[cuiyan]

Awesome presentations of charts! Thank you for the fantastic job done here^_^

[echanchungheichan]

forgor frequency and cumulative frequency polygon

[ajmraghu]

not even a "Birds eye view". Very basic level information given. Expected you to provide better insights

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