Building from the example in my previous tutorial, I am only going to slightly modify a few aspects of the graph. My goal for this tutorial is to show how to code the graph differently such that the 3 pieces of data per row are averaged together into 1 piece of data per row.
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Saturday, September 15, 2012
Saturday, September 1, 2012
Using Multi-Column Data with D3 Part 2
Okay, so after reading my previous tutorial we are now capable of loading in a CSV file with multi-column data and completely reconstructing it.
That's great! but... what about being able to categorize, filter, (somewhat) transition, and color the representation of that data? That's what this tutorial is all about! :)
That's great! but... what about being able to categorize, filter, (somewhat) transition, and color the representation of that data? That's what this tutorial is all about! :)
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