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Dsnap - Charts

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Last edited Jan 8, 2017

Created on Jan 4, 2017

This example presents a horizontal bar chart comparing 12 financial metrics, including total deposits, equity, and various credit categories, with values expressed in millions of euros. The visualization renders as an SVG with animated bars that grow in width over one second, using a quantized color scale to differentiate each category. The grid and axes are built with d3.svg.axis and linear scales, while the bar animation leverages D3’s transition API to smoothly update rectangle widths. Data is hardcoded in the script, and the chart is generated entirely with D3 v3.

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