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The document describes two visualizations for analyzing sales data: a bar chart and a pie chart. The bar chart compares total sales by product category, highlighting top performers and areas of lagging sales, while the pie chart shows the proportion of total sales contributed by each category, allowing for quick assessment of sales distribution. Both visualizations aid in understanding revenue contributions and the overall sales landscape.

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Solution5 Excel

The document describes two visualizations for analyzing sales data: a bar chart and a pie chart. The bar chart compares total sales by product category, highlighting top performers and areas of lagging sales, while the pie chart shows the proportion of total sales contributed by each category, allowing for quick assessment of sales distribution. Both visualizations aid in understanding revenue contributions and the overall sales landscape.

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Solution5:-

Bar Chart (Proportional Sales by Product Category):


 The bar chart displays the total sales contributed by each
product category.
 It provides a clear comparison of sales across different categories, making
it easy to identify which categories generate the most revenue.
 The height of each bar represents the total sales amount, allowing for a quick visual
assessment of the relative contribution of each category to the total sales.
 This visualization can help in identifying the top-performing product categories and areas
where sales might be lagging.

Pie Chart (Proportion of Total Sales by Product Category):


 The pie chart illustrates the proportion of total sales that each product
category contributes.
 Each slice of the pie represents a product category, and the size of each
slice corresponds to the percentage of total sales it accounts for.
 It provides a visual representation of the distribution of sales among
different product categories, highlighting which categories dominate the
sales figures and which ones have smaller shares.
 The pie chart allows for a quick comparison of the relative importance of
each category in terms of total sales.
 This visualization can help in understanding the overall sales distribution
and identifying any product categories that significantly contribute to or
detract from the total sales volume.

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