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Created on Nov 11, 2016

This example presents a horizontal bar chart comparing Ukrainian state-owned companies across seven categories, showing both the count of companies and their total revenue in billions of hryvnias. The visualization uses a small multiples layout created with d3 v4, nesting the tab-separated data by type and rendering each group as a separate SVG panel with scaled rectangles. A custom tooltip displays exact values on hover, while d3.swoopyDrag adds draggable annotation paths and text labels to highlight contextual insights.

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