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As the name suggests, overlapping charts visualize two different sets of data in a single diagram. The idea is that the overlapping bars allow us to compare data, say, year-over-year.

The Overlapping Bar Chart (OBC) is one of the best-suited charts for displaying the comparison and composition of key variables in your data. The visualization design is one of the easiest to read and interpret graphs due to its minimalist design.

A common use for column charts is frequency distributions. A frequency distribution shows the number of occurrences by established categories. For example, a common frequency distribution used in most academic institutions is a grade distribution.

Overlapping Chart In Excel Step 1: Select the cell containing the data. Step 2: Select the 'Insert' Tab from the top and select the bar chart. Step 3: Right-click on one bar and choose the ?Change series chart type? option. Step 4: In the change chart dialog box, make sure the Combo category is selected.

Bar charts should be used when you are showing segments of information. Vertical bar charts are useful to compare different categorical or discrete variables, such as age groups, classes, schools, etc., as long as there are not too many categories to compare. They are also very useful for time series data.

Line charts are great at displaying data over time and we can start the vertical axis above zero to accentuate changes in the data. From the chart above we can see at a glance that the trend is upward.