Vertical bar charts are useful for visualizing changes over time because they allow for easy comparison of data at different points in time. The vertical axis represents the quantity or frequency of the data, while the horizontal axis represents the time period. This makes it easy to see trends, patterns, and fluctuations in the data over time.

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Need to visualize your data? We've created this new spreadsheet template in Excel and Google Sheets that you can download and customize to your needs. It includes customizable marimekko charts to visualize resource allocation or a product portfolio, bubble charts to analyze market size and sales revenue, Pareto charts to assess productivity and customer feedback, box and whisker charts for stock analysis, vertical bar charts to visualize changes over time, and histogram charts to visualize the distribution of numbers, unique values, and date ranges.

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There are several ways to analyze customer feedback. You can use sentiment analysis to understand the emotions behind the feedback. Text analytics can be used to identify common themes or topics. You can also use customer feedback to create a Net Promoter Score (NPS) which measures customer loyalty. Additionally, you can use customer journey mapping to understand the overall experience of your customers. Finally, you can use data visualization tools to identify trends and patterns in the feedback.

In addition to box and whisker charts, other ways to visualize stock analysis could include line charts to track stock prices over time, candlestick charts to provide detailed information about price movements within a specific time period, volume bars to show the number of shares traded during a certain period, moving average lines to show stock price trends over a specific period, and Bollinger Bands to provide a relative definition of high and low prices.

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