Hi Vic, Since the variance over time doesn't change significantly, a time-based line chart doesn't appear to be that useful. It seems that you are really just displaying the relationship between products A, B and C. For something like this a simple bar chart works well. To make the chart more intuitive, you might just want to show the 7 day averages for each product; side by side. Just an idea.
-TH --- In [email protected], Vik <vik....@...> wrote: > > I have some data which is say quantity for 7 days. this quantity value on > 1st day is 1541 and 2nd day say 1543 , 3rd day say 1541 and so for 7 days > just varies by 1 or 2 units. > > I created a line graph to depict. But as the quantity varies to a small > value every day so the graph does not look interesting at all. It looks like > a straight line (at least to human eyes). So, any suggestions to draw a > graph which looks interesting showing this small variation a bit prominent. > > Just to add further i choose this line series graph coz i had three such > quantities. Say product A quantity, product B quantiy and product C > quantity. Product A quantiy starts at 1541 and varies +/- 1 to 2 every day > and similarly product B's start at 645, product C's start at 115 with same > degree of variation. > > In all graph looks just 3 straight lines.. how to make a bit interesting > grpah with such type of data? > Thankx and Regards > > Vik > Founder > www.sakshum.com > www.sakshum.blogspot.com >
