When social scientists like me have lots of data, we tend to put it in tables. There’s nothing wrong with tables. They contain infinite details within a finite and teeny space, and they give the reader freedom to draw his or her own conclusions about which details…
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- From Data Table to Small Multiples in Under 5 Minutes
- Storyboarding Your Data Visualizations in Videos, Webinars, Presentations and More
- vlookup: One Excel Function to Rule Them All
- Who Knew Dataviz Could Be So Easy? (Guest Post by Stephen Alexander)
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- The Data Visualization and Reporting Topical Interest Group
- Transforming Your Affiliate into a Well-Oiled Machine
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- How to Use Data Visualization to Better Tell Your Story
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