...time, the lines at the leftand right-hand edges of a curve chart should not be made heavy, since a chart cannot be made to include the beginning or the...in a curve, have the figures added if possible to show yearly totals or other totals which may be useful in reading. 25. Make the title of a chart so...

...necessary for the data and to guide the eye. Lines 2/4-inch apart are sufficient to guide the eye. 21. Make curves with much broader lines than the co-ordinate...in a curve, have the figures added if possible to show yearly totals or other totals which may be useful in reading. 25. Make the title of a chart so...

...than necessary for the data and to guide the eye. Lines apart are sufficient to guide the eye. """' 21. Make curves with much broader lines than the co-ordinate...representing the value of each point plotted in a curve. V 24. When figures are given at the top of a chart for each point in a curve, have the figures added...

...with much broader lines than the coordinate ruling so that the curves may be clearly distinguished in the background. 22. Whenever possible have a vertical...in a curve, have the figures added, if possible, to show yearly totals or other totals which may be useful in reading. 25. Make the title of a chart so...

...plotted on a curve, so that the vertical lines may show the frequency of the data observations. 21. If there are not too many curves drawn in one field...figures representing the value of each point plotted in the curve. 22. Make the title of the chart so complete and so clear that its misinterpretation will...