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I'm going to be using this thread as a quick reference for the graphs I've used in my articles so it will be updated as new articles are posted.

Currently Available:

Part 1: The Basics
Part 2: The Past & Future
Part 3: Quarterly Review

 

 

Graphs Part 1:








 



Graphs Part 2


Graphs Part 3




















Note: I need to update these next two graphs but I'm not at home at the moment so I can't, they will have the missing quarterly info added later today.





To Each Man, Responsibility
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Great graphs Mr Excel! :)



EaglesEye379 said:
Great graphs Mr Excel! :)

Hey thats "Mr. Open Office Calc" buddy!

edit: PS - The article usually takes a while to show up on the front page of the site, about 15min or so.  But you can link to it already above. 



To Each Man, Responsibility

Very interesting graphs



Why do the graphs say LTD when they refer to weekly sales?



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So this confirms the Wiipocolypse?



I'm Unamerica and you can too.

The Official Huge Monster Hunter Thread: 



The Hunt Begins 4/20/2010 =D

So how long did it take you to do this?



stranne said:
Why do the graphs say LTD when they refer to weekly sales?

It basically means all weeks have been included in the Frequency Distribution. LTD is used to inform the reader what time period the data was taken from, although in this case I specify at the beginning of the article that it is through March '08.

@Stever89,

These graphs are part of my normal spreadsheet so the graphs not very long at all. The article took the longest as can be a bit anal =P



To Each Man, Responsibility

I think it's interesting, but I'd prefer an XY plot of the distribution.

Give me the data and I'll give you more graphs :)



The Regional Hardware Comparison should find its way to a place of prominence somewhere on the site. This is data that a great many posters seem woefully ignorant of. They actually do not understand the position of a console in a given region. Would be very nice to have this graph to present rather then reworking the calculations every time you must reiterate the point to be a very dense poster.