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I am begging you, and AP (where I found this) specifically: if you want to differentiate more than three colors, use multiple hues. I consider myself to be pretty decent at differentiating shades, but I literally cannot read this chart without clicking on individual lines. I could guess because of prior knowledge…and the title, but seriously people...

Also extra points off for splitting European and union on mobile lol

Besides that the data is interesting and…a combination of worrying (oh crap, climate change) and encouraging (nice, developing countries are developing)

Hi everyone,

I'm currently working on developing a data visualization app designed to generate charts with ai and help users visualize their data in a clear and insightful way. Before we move forward, I'd love to get input from actual data analysts like you to better understand what features you would expect from such a tool.

What types of visualizations or chart types do you find most useful?

Are there any specific features or functionalities that would make a data visualization tool stand out for you?

What are some pain points you've encountered with current tools that you'd like to see addressed?

How important are customization options (e.g., color schemes, chart types, interactivity)?

Would you be willing to use an app like this for your daily work?

Any feedback or suggestions would be really appreciated!

Thanks in advance!

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Consider three variables Admin, Adapt and Enable, such that Admin+Adapt+Enable =1 and all variables lie in the range {0,1}, to be plotted on a single graph at one time. In someways it might be a cursed version of a three axis radar plot or a quantitative plot version of the centra; intersection of a three circle Venn diagram.

The grid lines would thus form concentric arcs from each vertex with the "axes" formed from the perpendicular bisectors of an equilateral triangle. At any point in time, I want to be able to plot on this graph, the realtive mix of leadership styles present within a group of agents. The visualisation I am imagining is not a static graph for the purposes of comparing group 1 to group 2 etc, but rather, I'm wanting to stitch a series of these together to see how the mix of leadership styles varies over time or by nature of task or by composition of group etc. That is, I'm more interested in the dynamics of the graph than the values of the graph.

I'm pretty certain that I have not just conjured this up out of the depths of my mind, but I cannot for the life of me work out, a) what this chart/graph might be called and then b) if there is a suitable R package out there that might be able to magic this into being. I strongly suspect, part b might be a task for me to do over Christmas, but does anyone know what this graph would be called?

As title says. I'm using a graph to demonstrate a model and I can't work out how to make more than 2 axis for it. I need to track relationships on three different scales, so something like this:

1. A-B

2. C-D

3. E-F

I tried using an X/Y axis graph and just adding in an extra axis but it didn't work. I'm not looking to use trend lines or anything, I just need to plot the data points and that's it

The FusionCharts site was down for 2 days this week and now when you go to the dev tools link: https://www.ideracorp.com/developertools/fusioncharts
you can't even see the docs...
Does anyone know what happened?

Hello, new to the subreddit. Can anyone tell me the type of chart this is, and what tool or software creates it? Thanks!

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I recently worked with ChatGPT to build this simple ChartJS tool to quickly customize (style and color), then grab the HTML to create a chart on your website.

https://smoothmojo.com/apps/chart-mojo/?r=reddit-charts

Let me know:

1. What are your first impressions?
2. What would you like to see added/removed?
3. What additional ideas do you have to extend this beyond ChartJS/web?

I am planning to use this to build a plugin for Figma soon.

I have tried out various tools, softwares and programming languages to make graphs in the last few years, but I am yet to find a solution I want to stick with. So here I am wondering what do others use. Why? Do you pay for it? If so, how much?

Hi there, I want to create a graph to visualize the workflow and the state of any given time when dealing with user stories.

Definition of terms: A user story is used for agile software development. It contains sub items as detailed tasks, a Code Review and a Test. Their states typically are [new, active, resolved, testing, ready2merge, closed].

I want to use some kind of script language so the graph can be easily and dynamicly altered.

I checked the possibilities of Mermaid graphs and thought ZenUML would be nice since it provides loops and conditions. Unfortunately of it's restrictions by design, it does not seem to be suitable. It seems as I can not create parallel "calls" like the story, the CR and the Test.

I attached a picture of how I imagine to visualize the workflow. It's very simplified and does not contain any conditional or looped paths. I had no ruler right now so I had to use the cardboard of an writing pad, so it might appear a little (sk)etchy 😉.

What kind of graph would be suitable to visualize the process of User stories?

Thanks for your advice.

how to make the above network map ?

Hi. I figured I'd ask here because everyone in the excel subreddit while helpful, are pretty invested in excel and don't really need to look else where.

I find it impossible sometimes, for as a clear as my data table can be sometimes to get it to represent the way (and in my eyes the only way) it would make sense to view. I think this partly from the lack of plain language in excel. It doesn't need to be like that imo. A simple what do you want and where is all you need instead they use terms you need a glossary for until you learn them and a ui/ux that doesn't reflect intention organically. I know it's all a gripe.

So i noticed a few companies spinning up around this market, one being Equals, the others I can't recall. What are your recommendations. Is it a short road how to learn how to format charts in excel and I should just suck it up. Or are there legit spreadsheet companies that have already addressed this that might save me time and frustration.