Graphs are a great way of quickly conveying information. This section outlines how you can really make them sing.
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Overview
Whether we’re talking about comparison rates, loan progress, or company growth a graph is as great a visual aid as any. Here are a few key elements to keep in mind when creating graphs to make sure you’re showing the best of Harmoney.
Bar graphs
Use this when comparing different groups or to track changes over time. Use the horizontal graph as an option when there isn’t enough vertical space.
Stacked bar graphs
Use this when comparing different groups or to track changes over time. Use the horizontal graph as an option when there isn’t enough vertical space.
Donut chart
Like a pie chart with a hole in it. Use this when showing proportions of parts to a whole. Best when you have two to four parts to show.
Highlights
The quickest way of showing prominent statistics and also great as a graphic device.
$1.7b in lending.
New lending continues to grow
strongly, reaching new milestones.
$500m in receivables. In November
2019 we achieved $50m single month loan volume for the first time.
We repeated that again in December.
We’ve achieved an employee engagement score of 86%. We continue to nurture and support a passionate and motivated workforce.
Line graphs
These are especially great for showing changes
over time—short or long—for more than one group
or multiple sets of data.