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Cotización del dólar minorista (venta) - fuente LN Data

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Last edited Nov 16, 2018
Created on Nov 16, 2018

This example shows the daily selling price of the retail U.S. dollar in Argentina, sourced from LN Data and rendered as an interactive Google Sheets chart. The visualization embeds a live chart via an HTML iframe that pulls data directly from a published Google Spreadsheet, using the Sheets chart API to display the time series. The page contains no custom JavaScript or D3 code; it relies entirely on the iframe’s embedded interactive graphic, which supports hover details and zooming provided by Google’s charting engine.

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