DistributionSample
Dot / strip plot
Every observation as a dot along a line, one row per group, with a little jitter to separate overlaps.
Every deal’s size, row by region.
Sample data
Use it when
- Small to medium samples where every value should stay visible
- Showing gaps and clusters a summary would hide
Avoid it when
- Thousands of points per group: dots merge into a smear
Display modes
- Default
- Every deal’s size, row by region.
- Comparative
- Colours each region so its spread reads as a group.
- Annotated
- Marks each region’s mean and the company target line.
Seen in the wild
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Histogram
Counts how many observations fall into each range of values, revealing the shape of a distribution.
Box plot
Summarises each group with median, quartiles, whiskers and outliers, so many distributions compare in little space.
Violin plot
Mirrors a smoothed distribution around a centre line, showing the full shape of each group.