CBSE Class 9 Computer Applications
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Microsoft Excel 2010 - II — Question 8
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What is the difference between Radar chart and Stock chart?
| Radar chart | Stock chart |
|---|---|
| Radar chart looks similar to a spider net. It displays data values plotted as points which are connected by lines to form a grid. | Stock chart is a type of column graph, which has been designed specifically for plotting data values related to stocks and shares or fluctuation of daily or annual temperature. |
| It is useful for comparing data that is not time dependent, but shows different circumstances such as variables in a scientific experiment or direction. | The data required for these charts consists of specific data series like opening price, closing price, and high and low prices. |
| The poles of the Radar chart are equivalent to the Y-axis of other charts. | In this type of chart, the X-axis represents a time series. |