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Australia Excel Bar Chart

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Australia Excel Bar Chart

shared by cartographyisdead on Nov 21

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I guess I'm rebelling against Excel, Internet Explorer, and bar charts with this visualization. I do not dislike these 3 things, I just find them boring. Anyways... An Excel document is basically a ... bunch of squares, where you can assign a value to each cell. Every time I work with Excel I can't help but associate it with GIS and raster datasets. Generally, Raster analyses, aerial imagery, and processed LiDAR are just squares with assigned values, similar to Excel. This similarity gave me the idea to color-code each cell of an Excel spreadsheet to create a primitive shape of Australia.

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