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What is the difference between a bar chart and a pareto chart?
A Pareto chart is a bar chart which also has a line on it. The bars are in descending value and the line shows the cumulative value increasing.A Pareto chart is a bar chart which also has a line on it. The bars are in descending value and the line shows the cumulative value increasing.A Pareto chart is a bar chart which also has a line on it. The bars are in descending value and the line shows the cumulative value increasing.A Pareto chart is a bar chart which also has a line on it. The bars are in descending value and the line shows the cumulative value increasing.A Pareto chart is a bar chart which also has a line on it. The bars are in descending value and the line shows the cumulative value increasing.A Pareto chart is a bar chart which also has a line on it. The bars are in descending value and the line shows the cumulative value increasing.A Pareto chart is a bar chart which also has a line on it. The bars are in descending value and the line shows the cumulative value increasing.A Pareto chart is a bar chart which also has a line on it. The bars are in descending value and the line shows the cumulative value increasing.A Pareto chart is a bar chart which also has a line on it. The bars are in descending value and the line shows the cumulative value increasing.A Pareto chart is a bar chart which also has a line on it. The bars are in descending value and the line shows the cumulative value increasing.A Pareto chart is a bar chart which also has a line on it. The bars are in descending value and the line shows the cumulative value increasing.
A garph that uses vertical or horizontal bars to display data?
bar chart/bar graph
What is a bar chart that depicts the frequency of occurrance-by the height of the bars-of numerical or measurement categories of data?
Histogram
The two bars which represent each category are side by side and space is used to separate the categories?
Comparative bar chart.
How do you find the mean mark on a class in a bar chart on Excel?
Excel does not automatically calculate and display the mean in a bar chart. You can add the mean following these steps:Enter your data points (EXAMPLE: A1:A23).In cell A24 (or whatever cell is at the bottom of your data), enter the formula =AVERAGE(A1:A23).Highlight all the cells (A1:A24) and use that as the data to create your chart.Format your chart as you like.Observe that the last entry in the chart will be the MEAN.If the bar chart already exists and you do not have access to the original in Excel, then you will need to add up all the values of all the bars and divide by the number of bars on the chart.
