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Giving an easy example why the actually visible areas in a 3D bar chart are not proportional to the represented values. |
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== Summary == | == Summary == | ||
Giving an easy example why the actually visible areas in a 3D bar chart are not proportional to the represented values. | Giving an easy example why the actually visible areas in a 3D bar chart are not proportional to the represented values. This relates to chart junk in terms of unnecessary area and to the lie factor as the proportion is wrong. | ||
== Copyright status == | == Copyright status == | ||
Stefan Schnabl, 2005 | Stefan Schnabl, 2005 | ||
== Source == | == Source == | ||
Stefan Schnabl, 2005 | Stefan Schnabl, 2005 | ||
Latest revision as of 16:02, 31 October 2005
Summary
Giving an easy example why the actually visible areas in a 3D bar chart are not proportional to the represented values. This relates to chart junk in terms of unnecessary area and to the lie factor as the proportion is wrong.
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Stefan Schnabl, 2005
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Stefan Schnabl, 2005
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