PRESTIGE INSTITUTE OF

MANAGEMENT AND RESEARCH

BUSINESS ANALYTICS
PRESENTATION
TOPIC: GRAPHS, CHARTS AND
HISTOGRAM

SUBMITTED BY: PALAK GARG SUBMITTED TO: PROF. RUPAL

MANSI KAROLE CHOWDHARY

MUSKAN MANTRI
 BAR GRAPHS

• Bar graphs can be created to show data in multiple,

highly visual ways.
• Bar graphs have an x- and y-axis and can be used to
showcase one, two, or many categories of data.
• Data is presented via vertical or horizontal columns.
• The columns can contain multiple labeled variables
(or just one), or they can be grouped together (or
not) for comparative purposes.
USE OF BAR GRAPHS

1. Bar graph can be used to match things between different

groups or to trace changes over time.

2. Bar graphs are most suitable when the changes are bigger in
case of time estimation
 HISTOGRAM
• DEFINATION
A histogram is used to summarize discrete or
continuous data. In other words, it provides a visual
presentation of numerical data by showing the number
of data points that fall within a specified range of values
(called “bins”). It is similar to a vertical bar graph.
However, a histogram, unlike a vertical bar graph,
shows no gaps between the bars.
IMPORTANCE OF HISTOGRAM
• Creating a histogram provides a visual representation
of data distribution.
• Histograms can display a large amount of data and
the frequency of the data values.
• The median and distribution of the data can be
determined by a histogram. In addition, it can show
any outliers or gaps in the data.
 charts
• A chart is a tool you can use to communicate data
graphically.

• Charts allow your audience to see the meaning

behind the numbers, and they make
showing comparisons and trends much easier.