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FinancialViz Category: Portion of a Total

Proportion visual using characters; Issue #395 August 8, 2017
Proportion visual using characters; Issue #395 August 8, 2017

Use ISOTYPE or group of items visuals to show proportion of the whole

The correct use of a pie chart; Issue #327 December 23, 2014
The correct use of a pie chart; Issue #327 December 23, 2014

The correct use of a pie chart is to show one segment compared to the whole; Use bar charts for ranked values

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