Uncover the insights from this busy bar chart!

[@spongebobby188]

Hair cut is on point! 💯

[@tholkappianramasamy6111]

Best one ! Thank you.

[@storytellingwithdata]

Thanks for the kind words! Glad you enjoyed it :-)

[@angelitamariexx]

Wow amazing work

[@storytellingwithdata]

Thank you so much 😀

[@pv0315]

Awesome.

[@storytellingwithdata]

Thanks for watching :-)

[@hanami7078]

The app you use to draw on ipad, is that Notability?

[@storytellingwithdata]

Thanks for watching, yes, it's Notability :-)

[@EricLiu-m9c]

Great video. How to draw vertical lines on the X-axis to split the years 2022 and 2023!

[@storytellingwithdata]

Thanks for watching! Are you referring to supercategories along along the horizontal axis? If so, this automatically happens in Excel and Powerpoint when you add two columns to the axis labels. We have a short tutorial that walks you through this: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iWTQqoSqdq1nptEsi=TtG97_SN332GPTcj

[@spongebobby188]

@@storytellingwithdata this I did not know! I just watched that vid and that's so helpful!

[@tibibara]

Nice, talkative and easy to read/understand graph, but it seems we do a lot of manual additional steps which means a lot of extra work/time. Of course in case of one chart it's okay, but if we have more than 50 graphs, it's very difficult to maintain/form (markers) and comment manually, especially if we don't have enough time, and I think these kind of fix raw data structure don't lead us into the future of data visualization, we have to use more dynamic solutions to get and maintain our raw data or our basis range of our charts.

[@storytellingwithdata]

Thanks for watching. Great points and I agree. If you are looking to make a number of these charts, perhaps as part of a regularly updated dashboard, then taking steps to automate the process would certainly be beneficial to the overall efficiency.

[@yemunnsoe8450]

How can we improve this busy line chart? (kzbin.info/www/bejne/aH-TeneJndiHr8U&si=6yLHF8CTivMbWAOn)