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    1. Charts are used to compare data elements, compare data over time, make relative comparisons, compare data relationships, and analyze frequency and performance. Common chart types include column & bar charts, column and line charts, pie & doughnut charts, XY scatter charts, histograms, and radar charts. 2. The document includes examples of line charts, column charts, stacked column charts, pie charts, and total values charts comparing passenger numbers in Tokyo, London, and Bangkok from 2005 to 2010. 3. The charts show that passenger numbers increased over time for all cities, with London having the highest numbers and Tokyo having the lowest in most years. In 2005, London had 41% of the total passengers, Tokyo

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    1. Charts are used to compare data elements, compare data over time, make relative comparisons, compare data relationships, and analyze frequency and performance. Common chart types include column & bar charts, column and line charts, pie & doughnut charts, XY scatter charts, histograms, and radar charts. 2. The document includes examples of line charts, column charts, stacked column charts, pie charts, and total values charts comparing passenger numbers in Tokyo, London, and Bangkok from 2005 to 2010. 3. The charts show that passenger numbers increased over time for all cities, with London having the highest numbers and Tokyo having the lowest in most years. In 2005, London had 41% of the total passengers, Tokyo

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    Chart Title: Charting 1. Purpose of Using Charts Suggested Charts Year Tokyo London Bangkok

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    Osmaan GóÑÍ
    1. Charts are used to compare data elements, compare data over time, make relative comparisons, compare data relationships, and analyze frequency and performance. Common chart types include column & bar charts, column and line charts, pie & doughnut charts, XY scatter charts, histograms, and radar charts. 2. The document includes examples of line charts, column charts, stacked column charts, pie charts, and total values charts comparing passenger numbers in Tokyo, London, and Bangkok from 2005 to 2010. 3. The charts show that passenger numbers increased over time for all cities, with London having the highest numbers and Tokyo having the lowest in most years. In 2005, London had 41% of the total passengers, Tokyo

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    Charting

    1. Purpose of Using Charts


    Comparison one element with other
    Compare over time
    Make Relative Comparison
    Compare Data Relationships
    Frequency Comparison
    Performance Analysis

    Suggested Charts
    Column & Bar Chart
    Column and Line Chart
    Pie & Doughnut Chart
    XY Scatter Chart
    Histogram
    Radar Chart

    Year
    2005
    2006
    2007
    2008
    350,000
    2009
    300,000
    2010

    Tokyo
    London
    45,211
    139,345
    50,455
    145,022
    43,001
    Chart167,099
    Title
    40,112
    180,055
    35,009
    321,022
    50,455 155,788
    31,323

    45,211

    250,000

    Column

    Stacked Column
    London

    43,001

    200,000

    Bangkok
    130,211
    99,323
    108,992
    78,002
    60,000
    76,232
    145,433 50,000

    40,112

    Stacked Bar

    150,000

    40,000
    35,009

    31,323
    30,000
    20,000

    100,000
    Passenger Number (2005-2010)

    Passenger Number (2005-2010)


    500,000

    300,000

    400,000

    250,000
    200,000

    300,000

    150,000

    200,000

    100,000

    2010

    2005

    2006

    2009
    2007
    2008
    London

    2005

    2006

    2007

    Tokyo

    London

    2008

    2009

    2010

    Bangkok

    2006

    2007

    Tokyo

    London

    Comparison of Passenger Number in 2005


    Bangkok

    14%

    2008

    2009

    2010

    Bangkok

    44%

    Tokyo

    City Trend
    500,000
    400,000
    300,000

    100,000
    2005

    2006
    2007
    Tokyo
    Bangkok

    200,000

    Tokyo

    200,000

    41%

    2010

    2005
    2005

    Line Chart

    London

    2009

    2006

    Pie Chart

    Tokyo

    2008

    2007

    100,000

    50,000
    -

    Total Passenger and City10,000


    Contribution

    50,000

    350,000

    Tokyo

    2008
    London
    Total

    2009

    2010

    400,000

    London

    600,000

    Bangkok

    800,000

    Total

    1,000,0

    Tokyo

    London

    Bangkok

    14%

    400,000
    300,000
    200,000

    41%
    44%

    100,000
    2005

    2006
    2007
    Tokyo
    Bangkok

    2008
    London
    Total

    2009

    2010

    Total
    314,767
    294,800
    319,092
    298,169
    60,000
    432,263
    332,544
    50,000
    40,000

    5,009

    100,000
    50,000

    ger and City


    Contribution
    10,000

    London

    600,000

    Bangkok

    250,000

    150,000

    Tokyo

    20,000

    00,000

    300,000

    200,000

    31,323
    30,000

    2010

    350,000

    800,000

    Total

    1,000,000

    2005

    2006

    2007

    2008

    2009

    2010

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