If you’ve ever sat through a PowerPoint presentation or read a quarterly report, you’ve probably been bored by a chart or graph. Chances are, it was blue, red, and yellow on a gray, lined background.

Graphs and charts are fantastic tools for displaying data in an attractive visual format. This can make seeing data at a glance easy, which allows you to spot patterns or anomalies quickly. With the ...

What an outstanding group of readers I have! Both the quality and the quantity of entries to the Graph Makeover Contest were amazing. There were 29 entries to the first part of the contest which ...

This example shows how to use a SAS/GRAPH Web driver to generate a drill-down graph (see About Drill-down Graphs). The example uses the HTML driver, but the principles would be the same for using the ...

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What Is a Risk Graph? A risk graph, also known as a profit graph, is a two-dimensional graphical representation that displays the range of profit or loss possibilities for an options trade. A risk ...

This example uses a BY statement with the GCHART procedure to produce a separate 3D vertical bar chart for each value of the BY variable TYPE. The three charts, which are shown in Output for BY Value ...

How to Create a Burndown Chart + Free Templates for Agile Teams Your email has been sent Key takeaways: Burndown charts give teams a visual snapshot of progress, showing how much work or budget ...