column chart

He pointed, and sure enough, the display had added a column charting time, duration and magnitude of contractions.

Age, for example, is a continuous exposure variable and yet column charts with age as a categorical variable are common.

The Four Pillars or Columns chart is called such as the Chinese writing causes it to fall into columns.

The bars can be horizontally oriented (also called bar chart) or vertically oriented (also called column chart).

For example, column charts with non-zero baselines are standard output from some popular spreadsheets and differences between series are distorted by truncating the columns whose lengths represent magnitude.

Unlike column charts, they have no implicit proportionality between quantity of ink and magnitude of datum, and are therefore free of the requirement for a zero baseline.

The stacked column chart represents a simplified version of the 1881 occupational data, using the 24 'Orders' used in the published reports for 1881, plus an 'Unknown' category.

Hundreds followed her blogs and columns charting her work - from cultivating a pair of swampy, overgrown London allotments to building a family home on the coast from a pair of Victorian railway carriages.