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Bar charts are intuitively great for displaying income in discrete time intervals, most comonly months.
While line charts are good at displaying trends over time, they don't convey discrete chunks as intuitively as bar charts.
Because of that, bar charts have been the standard for - for example - displaying monthly revenue. Take the picture as an example.
Now, for this use case, two things would elevate bar charts to the power they could have:
color-coding based on a condition (sticking with the example: whether or not the month had net positive revenue)
sub-bars (in the example: displaying income and expenses separately) to show the numerical components of the main bar
The bar charts series definition may therefore include a new property and a changed color property:
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Bar charts are intuitively great for displaying income in discrete time intervals, most comonly months.
While line charts are good at displaying trends over time, they don't convey discrete chunks as intuitively as bar charts.
Because of that, bar charts have been the standard for - for example - displaying monthly revenue. Take the picture as an example.
Now, for this use case, two things would elevate bar charts to the power they could have:
The bar charts series definition may therefore include a new property and a changed color property:
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