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There are several ways to visualize revenue tracking. You can use bar graphs or line charts to track revenue over time. Pie charts can be used to show the proportion of revenue from different sources. A scatter plot can show the relationship between two variables, such as advertising spend and revenue. A heat map can show revenue by geographic region. A treemap can show the proportion of revenue from different business units or product lines. A waterfall chart can show the cumulative effect of sequential positive and negative values, which can be useful for understanding net revenue. A funnel chart can show the revenue generation process from initial contact to final sale.
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