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Analysis
Paste a table or open a CSV or Excel file, with or without a map, and read its numbers at a glance: the median, the highest and lowest and what they are, how many are over a value, by group and over time.
Who it is forFor anyone with a table of numbers to understand: asset and facilities managers, planners, analysts, councils, schools and their parents.
Time7 lessons, 21 min
Start hereAdd a table and read its numbers (2 min)
Start here: Add a table and read its numbers → Quick reference (one page to print)
Add a table and read its numbers Start herePaste a table from Excel or open a file, then read its count, median, mean, highest and lowest at a glance.2 minGroup and filter a summaryCompare groups side by side and count how many are over or under a value, for only the rows you choose.3 minSummarise a data layer over timeRead a coloured data layer’s numbers beside the map, and watch them change as the time slider moves.3 minMake a chartA ranked bar chart, a line over time, a heat map or a scatter from any table or data layer, in a click or two.3 minCharts for a report or a slideThe right size and paper for where the chart goes, notes on the chart, and files that print sharply.3 minA map picture and a video over timeA data layer’s map as a finished picture with its legend, credits and callouts, and a short video of its time slider.3 minSnapshots and a one-page briefKeep charts and numbers as snapshots, lay them out on a board, and export it as a PDF, PNG or PowerPoint.4 min