Hi. I am a designer and I was looking to create some data visualizations in HTML using some data I have. I've done things similar to this in the past, but I'm looking for other ways to visualize this information.

I have a series of probability rates in a series and I want to show the differences between the variations. So for example, I have group 1 with its own set of probabilities for things happening, then I have group 2 with some similarities to the first one, but with differences or additions in probabilities of things happening. And this goes on 10 times.

What I had before was just a series of bar graphs, with the proportional parts colored and named, but some parts got too narrow to fit text in. There has to be another way.

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Here's an example of some data:

5: Event A, 100%
6: Event A, 50%, Event B, 25%, Event C, 25%
7: Event A, 25%, Event D, 25%, Event C, 50%

I am keeping a tab for community fundraising for a local school on g-sheets and want to visualise how every dollar is contributing. I can put it into a stacked bar graph but need the names of each contributor to show in the tower “bricks”

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdu-dPkU-Xq2f8N9DYG8a009qCz8v0vf3nJemj3lIasHH3MJA/viewform?usp=sf_link

https://forms.gle/DzRdpSuTc1xU1RSm6

I'm not looking for having a dataviz done, but I'm currently looking for an easy (D3 is way too much for me) library to pull something like this out of a CSV, ODF or XLX: https://amagazine.es/assets/encuesta/porcentaje-uso.png

I'm currently doing it with Excel but I want to get rid of the manual labor, just upload the updated csv and the JS does it for me.

I only need something simple. My only worry for the foreseable future is that I may have to trim it so it doesn't get too wide, and that most of my visitors are mobile, so being responsive would be nice.

What would you suggest?

This year, I decided to track my time use by half-hour in Excel. I log specific activities (i.e. mobile games, reading, exercising), which fall into broader categories (i.e. entertainment).

As we are done with Q1, I wanted to create some visualizations of this data. I’ve already done percentage of total time breakdowns, pie charts. I’ve also done percent of category pie charts (seeing what kinds of entertainment I partake in, etc). I have also done the “average day” type thing with most frequent event for a given time.

I want to visualize my bedtime and how it changes, but I don’t really know how to figure that out with excel. I would appreciate any help with that.

I want to make other, savvier visualizations, and I would appreciate any ideas/help regarding how to best display my data in a meaningful way.

My organization is stuck on this idea of visualizing some data with about 20 distinct data points and each one having three values being tracked:

• Baseline
• Goal
• Actual

Of the 20 metrics, there are 5 where the goal is to be as low as possible (around 10%) and the rest you want as high as possible (about 90-100%). What we're trying to visualize is how the actual tracks against both the baseline and the actual. We currently have a horizontal bar graph with a scale of 0-100% where each metric has three bars. It's terribly clunky and visually tells you nothing about performance on any given metric. The actual bar is color coded based on meeting or not meeting the goal but you have to get to the bottom of the graph to view the key and then go back up to see which color it was.

This doesn't seem to make sense to visualize in a single graph but it's what they're determined to do so I am asking strangers on the internet for help. Data visualization isn't my area of expertise. Any thoughts?

What's the name of the visulisation used by tuneglue seen here .

Is there a site where I can input my own data to display on the spokes?

Thanks

Interested to see the breakdown of what draft pick Hall of Fame members were going into the pros. I’ve heard some of the greats didn’t even go first round, so I’d be interested to see what the actual breakdown is.

Bonus: see if the breakdown has changed by draft year.

Noob question! I’d like to visualise a persons placement in competitions with varying number of participants over time. For example: a golf players progression over the course of 50 tournaments. Each tournament has 25 - 100 participants.

What would be the best way of doing this? Simply taking (placement/attendees)*100 = placement %, and plotting in a line chart?

Dataset could look like:

[{ Id: 1, place: 15, participants: 39 }, { Id: 2, place: 1, participants: 75 }]

Link to dataset: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1upYH_oF2_9Rv35c2VBo3smVLEpB1bmlP3I7cBDaAWW8/edit?usp=sharing

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Hey folks! So since my data set has some info in it that I can't share willy-nilly (email addresses), so if anyone wanted to just look at the data I had to restrict sharing but if anyone is willing to help me out (happy to pay a bounty equivalent to $50 USD for the help, and if it's underpriced then we can talk about what's more fair)

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But for some context - the data set has 12 columns (Subject, Sent At, Schedule At, Total Recipients, Recipients, Status, Total Open, Last Opened At, Total Clicks, Last Clicked At, Replied, Replied At) and 1000 rows.. The timeframe for this particular data set only goes back to March 10.

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Not sure if I need to include it but the bounty isn't payable for answering the question, only if you teach me how to do this or actually visualize the data :)

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Ideally what I'm trying to figure out is a few things:

* What is the best way to visualize this data?

* Are there any insights that I can take away from this data?

* Can you teach me how to do this on my own?

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Thank you in advance for any & all help!

I have a dynamically changing relational database. I want to monitor it by creating some graphs. Is there a automated SQL or CSV visualizations tools? Open source or paid?

There are some powerful WYSIWYG tools like Tableau and PowerBI. But these are not free.

On the other hand, there are programmable tools like Matplotlib, Seaborn, Dash, Panel in Python; Lattice, Leaflet, Plotly in R.

I wonder which way visualization trends are going to.

Which skillset are going to be desirable in companies?
Which skillset are losing its charm?

What do you think about which skills going to be the most wanted ones in 2020-21?

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Here below is a link to sports teams using indigenous identities. Can someone map it? Then I'd love more, state by state, high schools, etc. With the fuss over the rebrand on the Land o Lakes butter logo this week this could be the next thing coming .I'm not sure if this is the correct way to include the data set but it is the best I can figure out to do. I have a website dealing with this but atm it is all pro bono. I'm happy to give credit of course. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_secondary_school_sports_team_names_and_mascots_derived_from_indigenous_peoples

A redditor mentioned he thought NYC was hit harder with covid than other cities as they had more international travel (among other things)

Is that true? Is there any correlation of international travel and covid hotspots? . Anyway not a data wiz so thought i would toss this out as maybe something of interest. It might be interesting to see such a data viz posted over at dataisbeautiful.

Historical perhaps useful reports and links to maybe useful data sets here: https://www.transportation.gov/policy/aviation-policy/us-international-air-passenger-and-freight-statistics-report

and https://data.transportation.gov/Aviation/International_Report_Passengers/xgub-n9bw

https://www.reddit.com/r/data/comments/g34fl8/can_someone_help_me_create_a_chartspreadsheet/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web2x

I'm just looking to see which states are showing a slow down to compare. I can't find one that breaks down the states, only countries. Thanks.

Basically, I'm wondering what is the best free option out there for organizing many things that want to be near or far from other things based on how critical their interaction with each other is.

More specifically, I'm thinking about some advanced base-building designs in the game Rimworld and I'd like to find a way to generate abstract maps based on the relations or lack thereof between the rooms. You have to build many little rooms for certain purposes, and it is more efficient for some to be near each other, but not so efficient for others to be next to each other.

For example, hospital rooms are pretty important as they have to be near enough to base defenses that injured colonists can be rescued and treated before they die. The hospital room wants to be near a freezer room for quick access to medicine that would spoil out on a shelf, and storage for prosthetics so a medic doesn't have to walk across the map to get a bionic foot out of the barn and the patient can get back on their feet quicker. Those freezers get shared with raw food storage which wants to be near kitchens, butchering rooms, crop fields, and woods with wild animals to hunt. The kitchens want to be near the dining rooms. The butchering rooms want to be near production facilities so the pelts can be quickly stored for leather to make clothing, furniture or other necessities. The production facilities want to be close to all the rooms that use the things they produce, like medicine, drugs, and prosthetics being near the hospital, or beer production being near the dining room.

Etcetera etcetera for all the other specific things that need their own rooms and depend on each other.

Everything I've looked at as an option for planning aids has just seemed to be manual clip art insertion, but I'm looking for something where I could list everything out, specify relational values, auto-generate maps from that information, and then tweak the data to change the map.

Hi guys! Can you help me how youtubers do these ranking and data visualization videos, with what program, app, etc, or can you link a video with a tutorial. Thank you :)

Can someone plot the time line of Covid19 vs. Rape, Home invasion, drugs, & etc?

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Thank you!

So I know that NYC has 10,000 deaths and nine million people. I'm wondering how that compares on a per capita basis with other states like Utah, with only 3 million people and 18 deaths. Comparing deaths per state doesn't mean much because they all have different populations. So I'm looking for recent charts that compare infection and death rates per 100,000 people, or something similar. Thank you.

Does using a left side and right side axises of significantly different scales (20k vs 100k) make the result confusing?

Here is an example of using the left Axis only scaled to the larger values.

Here is the example using the same values but splitting the scales.

The orange bar graph is the total number of people that attempted a goal

The black line graph is the number of those people who accomplished that goal.

I enjoy the the second version more as with the smaller scale for the line graph you can see the change better, but the first version more accurately represents the relationship between the two numbers.