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DC - Certified Business Enterprises

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Aadilyalcin
Last edited Aug 4, 2016
Created on Aug 4, 2016

This visualization displays certified business enterprises from a Google Sheets dataset, organized by business structure, certifications, ward, and expiration date. The records appear in a searchable, sortable list, with summaries filtered into left and bottom panels using DC.js and Crossfilter. The visualization uses the dc.js charting library, built on D3.js, to create linked interactive charts that respond to user selections. A JSON configuration file defines the data source and layout, enabling dynamic filtering across all panels simultaneously.

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