Consider Tables


Consider Tables

Created: Friday, September 12, 2014 posted by at 9:30 am


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Did you read the title of this page correctly? Are we really suggesting that you should consider using a table rather than a chart? You might have heard the reverse more often — about using charts rather than tables but like for everything else in life, there’s not one glove that fits all hands — or in this case, there’s not one solution that can work with all sorts of data.

Explore how a simple table can sometimes show data better than a chart.




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