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Created on Feb 4, 2020

A force-field analysis diagram visualizes drivers for and against an organizational change, displayed as aqua and yellow rectangles on opposite sides of a central plan label. The chart reads supporting factors from a hardcoded JavaScript array and renders them as SVG elements using D3 v5, with dashed connector lines between corresponding opposing forces. Text labels accompany each rectangle, and the layout adjusts spacing based on the maximum column length.

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