How to Create a Bar Chart

Bar charts (bar graphs) are diagrams displaying data as horizontal or vertical bars of certain heights. Bar charts are widely used to show and compare the values of the same parameters for different data groups.
The bar graph can be vertical or horizontal. This depends on the number of categories. There are many methods in which bar graph can be built and this makes it a very often used chart type. Usually, a bar chart is created so that the bars are placed vertically. Such an arrangement means that the bar's height value is proportional to the category value. Nevertheless, a bar chart can be also drawn horizontally. This means that the longer the bar, the bigger the category. Thus, a bar chart is a good way to present the relative values of different measured items. The ConceptDraw Bar Graphs solution allows you to draw a bar chart quickly using a vector library, containing the set of various bar charts objects.

How to Draw a Pareto Chart

The Seven Basic Tools of Quality were picked as effective visual tool-set for identifying the root cause of quality-related problems within the workplace. Seven Basic Tools of Quality comprise of seven diagrams that are diverse enough to be used to any business troubleshooting scenario, but simple enough that employees of all types can understand and apply them. One of these tools is a Pareto chart. It combines both a line graph and a bar chart, where the bar chart displays data values, and a line represents a total value. Pareto chart is used for quality control to identify the source of the quality problem.
ConceptDraw Seven Basic Tools of Quality solution delivers a big set of vector stencil libraries and samples for each quality control diagram, including a Pareto chart.