what is the differnce between vertical and horizontal bar graph
Dear Student,
Vertical bar graph: Bar graphs are normally drawn so that the bars are vertical which means that the taller the bar, the larger the category.
Horizontal bar graph:The bars are horizontal which means that the longer the bar, the larger the category. This is a particularly effective way of presenting data when the different categories have long titles that would be difficult to include below a vertical bar, or when there are a large number of different categories and there is insufficient space to fit all the columns required for a vertical bar chart across the page.
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Vertical bar graph: Bar graphs are normally drawn so that the bars are vertical which means that the taller the bar, the larger the category.
Horizontal bar graph:The bars are horizontal which means that the longer the bar, the larger the category. This is a particularly effective way of presenting data when the different categories have long titles that would be difficult to include below a vertical bar, or when there are a large number of different categories and there is insufficient space to fit all the columns required for a vertical bar chart across the page.
Regards,