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C3 Area Chart Example

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Last edited Aug 7, 2017

Created on Jan 15, 2017

This example renders a C3 bar chart of prescription drug spending data, comparing branded and generic drugs across metrics like total spending and per-user costs. The visualization uses the dex.js framework, which reads the DrugSpending.csv file via d3.csv and feeds it into the chart component. Interactive configuration is provided through a dex.ui.ConfigurationPane, allowing users to modify chart settings dynamically. The page layout is managed with jQuery UI’s layout system, and the chart resizes automatically to fit its container.

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