Instead of using angle to represent parts of a whole, the square version uses, well, squares.
Also known as waffle charts. Using animated transitions between values, you can allow for comparisons between categories.
There are many ways to show parts of a whole. Here are quick one-liners for the more common ones.
Instead of traditional pie charts that rely on angles and arc lengths to show parts of a whole, try this easier-to-read version.
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Many hate pie charts. Others love them. I think they’re useful but have…
