Month Sales

Jan 10 Jan
Monthly Sales
Feb 20 Feb
Mar 30 Mar

Sales
140
Apr 40 Apr
120
May 50 May
100
Jun 60 Jun
80
Jul 70 Jul
60
Aug 80 40 Aug
Sep 90 20 Sep
Oct 100 0 Oct
Nov 110 Months Nov
Dec 120 Dec

Monthly Sales
Months

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Ju
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Ap
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Ja
0 20 40 60 80 100 120 140
Sales
Over Number Runs Scored Progress upto 15 overs
1 5
2 3
3 15
25
4 2 21
5 3 20

Runs
6 7
7 10 15
8 2 15
Runs Sco
9 0
10 0 10
10
11 3 7
12 4 6
5 5
13 5 5 4
3 3 3
14 21 2 2
15 6
0
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 0 0 11 12 13 14 15
9 10
Overs
5 overs

21

Runs Scored

6
5
4

1 12 13 14 15
 N o . of p r od u c ts S old
Quarter No. of products Sold
First 70
Trend of the Selling
Second 50
Third 30 150
Fourth 100 100 No. of products
Sold
50
0

Quarter

N o o f p ro d u cts S o ld
Markers displayed at each value

120
100 100
80
70
60
50
40
30
20
0
First Second Third Fourth
Quarter
 elling

No. of products
Sold

at each value

100

30

Third Fourth
Quarter
Quarter Total sale in Mumbai Total sale in Delhi
First 6 8
Second 11 9
Third 13 12
Fourth 18 17

Sales

100.00%
80.00% 800.00% 900.00% 1200.00% 1700.00%
60.00%
Sales Figures
40.00% Total sale in Delhi
20.00% 600.00% 1100.00% 1300.00% 1800.00% Total sale in Mumbai
0.00%
First Second Third Fourth
Quarter
Total sale in Delhi
Total sale in Mumbai
Quarter Total sale in Mumbai Total sale in Delhi
First 6 8
Second 11 9
Third 13 12
Fourth 18 17

Sales 18
17
18
16 13
14 12
11
Sales Figures
12 9
10 8
8 6
6
4
2 Total sale in Mumbai
0 Total sale in Delhi Quarter
First Second Third Fourth
7
 Line Chart useful for comparisons
Quarter Total sale in Mumbai Total sale in Delhi
First 6 8 Comparison of Sales
Second 11 9

Sales Figure
Third 13 12 20
Fourth 18 17 18
16
14
Total s
12
Mumb
10 Total s
8 Delhi
6
4
2
0
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rs on ird ur
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Fi c Th o
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Quarter
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Total sale in
Mumbai
Total sale in
Delhi

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 Products Measuerment in Microns Max Limit Min Limit
B1 1.566 1.54 1.52
XY(Scatter) is used for scientific purpo
B2 2.896 2.9 2.78
B3 3.786 3.69 3.51
B4 3.452 3.4 3.5 (Add Max Limit and Min Limit Ranges t
B5 2.971 2.87 2.84
B6 2.556 2.61 2.49
B7 1.123 1.123 1.22
B8 3.452 3.5 3.401
B9 1.983 1.952 1.89
B10 2.987 2.8 2.77

Inspection Report
4
3.5
3
2.5 Measuerment in Microns
2 Max Limit
1.5 Min Limit
1 Max
0.5 Column E
0 Products
0 2 4 6 8 10 12
ter) is used for scientific purposes

Limit and Min Limit Ranges to the Y axis)

Measuerment in Microns
Max Limit
Min Limit
Max
Column E
1)
No.of Prod Sales Profit
14 80,000 50% There are two data series . Second is important since it determines the bu
20 100,000 10% size.Here the Profit values will decide what is the bubble size and not th
28 14,400 90% Sales value.The highest profit value will get big bubble. But in the chart Pr
values are shown.Only Sales are displayed. If the Profit values are delete
then cahrt will be blank.

Sales 2)
Country Silver
120,000
Sales

India 4
100,000 USA 3
80,000 Russia 2
60,000 Sales Australia 33
40,000 U.A.E 7
20,000
0
12 14 16 18 20 22 24 26 28 30
P
 tant since it determines the bubble
at is the bubble size and not the
t big bubble. But in the chart Profit
d. If the Profit values are deleted
e blank.

Gold
10
17
4
1
14
Pruduct UAE India USA Germany Russia
Nuts 90 67 50 124 9
Bolts 45 77 78 150 67
Washers 22 8 70 34 6 In Surface type ranges are created and the
Threads 129 25 68 90 1 values of the same range are shown in one
color. From the chart we can get the idea
Gears 78 77 23 23 9
that values less than 100 are more. Also the
Guages 11 111 7 0 34 values above 700 are the least.
Coolant 500 780 400 30 70
Laser Printer 300 5 60 17 23

Grouping similar range values

0 UAE
80
0 India
40
0 USA
E A
Laser Printer
Coolant

UA US sia
Guages
Gears

German
Threads
Washers
Bolts
Nuts

s y
Ru
Russia
e type ranges are created and the
the same range are shown in one
om the chart we can get the idea
s less than 100 are more. Also the
ues above 700 are the least.
Date High Low Close
5-Apr-03 82 78.9 79.2
6-Apr-03 67.34 65.2 66.3
7-Apr-03 56.67 52.99 54.56
8-Apr-03 71.7 68.8 68.3

90
80
70
60 Hi
50 Lo
40 Cl

30
20
10
0
5-Apr-03 6-Apr-03 7-Apr-03 8-Apr-03
 High
Low
Close

7-Apr-03 8-Apr-03
Name 2001 Share 2002 Share The doughnut chart is similar to pie chart. The only differenc
A 90 87 that doughnut can work on more than one data series. Pie c
B 25 66 work only with one data series. In this example the doughnu
C 100 80 showing the percentage share of each person for both yea
D 35 21 separately.
E 56 78

23%
Tool tip comes for each cir
26% and each sector.
18% A
29%
B
11%
6%
C
8% D

33% E
20%
24%
o pie chart. The only difference is
ore than one data series. Pie can
. In this example the doughnut is
e of each person for both years
arately.

Tool tip comes for each circle

and each sector.
Food Item Value % Contribution of each Food Item
Deserts 500
Soups 290
Salads 50
Sandwiches 700
Beverages 1600
Deserts

Deserts Soups
Soups
16% 9% Salads
Pie Chart is used to see the Beverages Salads
percentage contribution of each item 51% 2% Sandwich
by comparing each contribution to Sandwiches Beverage
the total 22%
each Food Item

Deserts

ups
Soups
% Salads
ads
% Sandwiches
es Beverages
Over NumbRuns Scored
1 5
2 3
3 15 Quarter
4 2 First
5 3 Second
6 7 Third
7 10 Fourth
8 2
9 0
10 0
11 3
12 4
13 5
14 21
15 6
No. of products Sold
No. of products Sold
70 120
50
30 100 100
100
80
70
60
50
40
30
20

0
First Second Third Fourth
roducts Sold
Food Item Value
Deserts 500
Soups 290
Salads 50
Sandwiche 700
Beverages 1600
Value

Deserts; 500; 15.92%

290; 9.24%
Beverages; 1600; 50.96%
Salads; 50; 0.02
Sandwiches; 700; 22.29

Deserts Soups Salads Sandwiches

 Value

Deserts; 500; 15.92%

290; 9.24%
erages; 1600; 50.96%
Salads; 50; 0.02
Sandwiches; 700; 22.29%

ups Salads Sandwiches Beverages

Quarter Total sale Total sale in Delhi
First 6 8
Second 11 9
Third 13 12
Fourth 18 17

35

30

25

Total sale in Delhi 20

Total sale in Mumbai 9
15
8
10

5 11
6
0
First Second
35

30
17
25

20 12
9
15
8
10 18
11 13
5
6
0
First Second Third Fourth