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Part 9:Visualizing Data That Speaks

Introduction
A good visualization can explain your data faster than pages of text.Charts and graphs make complex numbers clear and help your audience spot trends and comparisons at a glance.

Common Visuals for Beginners

(i)Bar charts:Compare quantities across categories.

(ii)Line charts:Show changes over time.

(iii)Pie charts:Display proportions of a whole.

How to Visualize Effectively

(i)Choose the right chart for your data type.

(ii)Keep visuals simple and clean.

(iii)Label axes and legends clearly.

Try This Beginner Activity
Step 1:Use Excel or Google Sheets to create a bar or line chart from your data.

Step 2:Share the chart with a friend and ask if they understand the story it tells.

Step 3:Adjust your chart based on their feedback.

Coming Next
In Part 10:Storytelling With Data, we’ll learn how to add context and meaning to your visuals.

💬Question for You:
What’s your favorite chart type and why?Share your go-to visualization so other beginners can get ideas!

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