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Last edited Apr 26, 2020
Created on Apr 26, 2020

This bar chart visualizes the average monthly income across HR departments, with department names sorted by descending income on the x-axis and a quantitative income scale on the y-axis. Built with the vega-lite-api library and rendered through vega-lite, the chart pulls CSV data from a GitHub gist. Tooltips are enabled via vega-tooltip, and the visualization is customized with a dark color scheme and increased font sizes for readability.

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A visualization constructed using the vega-lite-api.

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