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Oh god, that chart [1] took me a long time to understand. Since when was it a good idea to use floating, negative bars in a bar chart to indicate change over ti
by lifeformed 12y ago
Oh god, that chart [1] took me a long time to understand.
Since when was it a good idea to use floating, negative bars in a bar chart to indicate change over time.
[1] https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/3VC2E1ok_hRV5MPXS3J9s5u9xeF_rMXI8frdl-KlLbG_87w_nmlgW0Ary0nBMHcRUwNC6tbqxkb9-5FeeE6W8wNApC28XgP-Oprr3KyZCXLcL2rzbqQVK_SrCQTkQyMsWQ https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/3VC2E1ok_hRV5MPXS3J9s5u9xe...
- iamshs 12y agoI think that is a waterfall chart, badly drawn. The gain bars are typically shown in green, and loss in red.