This example shows how to label subgroups in a vertical bar chart that is generated by the GCHART procedure. Each bar represents total orders for a city and is subgrouped by the type of order. The ...

Jamie’s choice of a vertical bar chart brings out ... further accentuate this point. The previous examples showed you that bar charts are simple to understand and can significantly shorten ...

This example generates a simple drill-down bar chart that shows the regional ... To create this drill-down graph, you need the following: output The output requires a 3-D vertical bar chart to show ...

Two-sided graphs require three sets of data: one for the horizontal axis and two for the vertical axes. As a business example ... most useful selection is a bar chart, because it allows you ...

Image caption, To construct a bar chart first identify the largest frequency. The largest frequency is 12. The vertical axis must go up to at least 12. The horizontal axis requires four categories.

If, for example, you are looking at quarterly earnings, with each quarter being represented by a vertical bar, a stacked bar charts can show the breakdown of different categories of sale in each ...