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FusionCharts Beginner's Guide: The Official Guide for FusionCharts Suite

You're reading from  FusionCharts Beginner's Guide: The Official Guide for FusionCharts Suite

Product type Book
Published in Apr 2012
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781849691765
Pages 252 pages
Edition 1st Edition
Languages
Toc

Table of Contents (16) Chapters close

FusionCharts
Credits
About the Authors
About the Reviewer
www.PacktPub.com
1. Preface
1. Introducing FusionCharts 2. Customizing your Chart 3. JavaScript Capabilities 4. Enabling Drill-down on Charts 5. Exporting Charts 6. Integrating with Server-side Scripts 7. Creating Maps for your Applications 8. Selecting the Right Visualization for your Data 9. Increasing the Usability of your Charts Pop quiz Answers

Common types of data analysis


Different metrics need different kinds of analysis to get actionable information from the underlying data. There are certain metrics that can be analyzed from a couple of different angles. But once you know the business need for the metric, you will be able to figure out the data analysis needed easily.

Commonly, there are three types of data analysis that you will come across in day-to-day usage:

  • Comparison of data

  • Transition of data

  • Composition of data

There are advanced charts that facilitate more than one analysis in the same chart that we will look at later in the chapter.

Comparison of data

Comparison analysis enables us to identify the highs and lows of data. For instance, by applying comparison analysis to the sales figures of 10 individuals, the best and the worst performers can easily be identified.

Comparison analysis is done with the help of column charts (also known as vertical bar charts) and bar charts. In these charts, data values are represented...

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