3. Graphs for one or two categorical variables
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Simple column chart
Description: Shows frequencies of categories. The graph contains a single bar for each category in one classification factor. The height of the bars is the number of cases in the categories.
Requires: one categorical variable
Command: Frequencies bar chart
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Clustered column chart
Description: This graph contains a group of bars for each category in the first classification category. The height of the bars is the number of cases in the categories. The graph shows possible differences or association between categories.
Requires: two categorical variables
Command: Frequencies bar chart
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Stacked column chart
Description: There is one bar stack for each category in the first classification factor. Segments within each stack represent the contribution of categories in the second classification factor.
Requires: two categorical variables.
Command: Frequencies bar chart
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100% Stacked column chart
Description: Bar segments are stacked on top of one another, the total equals 100%. There is one bar stack for each category in the first classification factor. Segments within each stack represent the relative contribution of categories in the second classification factor.
Requires: two categorical variables.
Command: Frequencies bar chart
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