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Standard bar charts have one column which is
generally scaled on the left axis. The variations
of this chart include changing the style of the
bars and applying lighting and different
projections to display them in 2D or 3D view.
Normal 2D Bar chart
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Standard bar charts have one column which is
generally scaled on the left axis. The variations
of this chart include changing the style of the
bars and applying lighting and different
projections to display them in 2D or 3D view.
Bar chart with cut edge bars
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Standard bar charts have one column which is
generally scaled on the left axis. The variations
of this chart include changing the style of the
bars and applying lighting and different
projections to display them in 2D or 3D view.
Bar chart with smooth edge bars
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Standard bar charts have one column which is
generally scaled on the left axis. The variations
of this chart include changing the style of the
bars and applying lighting and different
projections to display them in 2D or 3D view.
3D Bar chart with transparency
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Horizontal bar charts are virtually equivalent to
vertical bar charts, but a different projection
is used. The main difference between the two is
that they use different alignment for the axes’
texts.
Normal 3D Bar chart
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Manhattan charts display several series of data
and are usually displayed in 3D view.
Manhattan chart with 3d texts for the chart axes
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Multi Column charts display several levels of data,
usually from different measures. This requires the
columns to be scaled on different vertical axes.
The user can also assign different origins for
the columns.
Chart with two columns scaled on different axes. The columns have also custom origins.
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