Bubble Chart
Follow the same steps to get the bubble chart of months and quarters. But in the bubble chart, you need to add the third numeric column that defines the size.
A bubble chart, a scatterplot extension, is commonly used to demonstrate correlations between three or more numerical variables. A single data point is represented by a bubble chart. The value of each bubble is indicated by its 1) horizontal position on the x-axis, 2) vertical position on the y-axis, and 3) size. In animation, the color of the bubble or its movement can occasionally represent additional dimensions. You may modify the Scatter Chart view to the Bubble Chart presentation by adding a third numeric column that defines the size of the data points.
Advantages of Bubble Chart
- It can be used for the 3-Dimensional dataset.
- Different colors and sizes of bubbles attract the user.
- A bubble chart in Excel is better than a table format.
Limitations of Bubble Chart
- The overlapping of bubbles is the biggest problem.
- The size of the bubbles might confuse the user.
- It might be difficult for the user to understand as compared to other charts.
Chart Visualizations in Excel Power View
Power View is an Excel Visualization tool that allows you to build visually appealing graphs and charts, dashboards for management, and reports that can be issued daily, weekly, or monthly. When we think of Microsoft Excel, we think of various tools such as Formulae, which makes an analyst’s job simpler, PivotTables, which allows the user to analyze data distributed across a vast number of columns and rows, graph library, which is as comprehensive as any other programming language and so on.
This article will provide an overview of Chart visualizations.
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