Create a Pareto chart to visualize data distribution by month. Display counts with a customizable title.

Simple Pareto Chart

Purpose

The Simple Pareto Chart function in this web app is designed to help users visualize and analyze data in order to identify the most significant factors contributing to a particular outcome.

Use Cases

Users can use this function to create a Pareto chart based on their data, which will help them prioritize issues or opportunities for improvement.

How to Use

1. Enter the data points you want to analyze in the form fields provided.
2. Optionally, you can customize the title and label for the chart.
3. Click on the "Generate Chart" button to see the Pareto chart.

Input Values

1. Labels: Enter the categories or labels for each data point. (Default unit is inch)
2. Values: Enter the corresponding values for each category. (Default unit is inch)

Output Values

1. Chart: The generated Pareto chart displaying the data points.

Any Other Instructions

• The Pareto chart will show the data points in descending order of importance.
• Use the chart to focus on the factors that have the most significant impact.

Analysis of Calculation Steps

• The function takes the input labels and values, converts them into strings and floats respectively.
• It then creates a Pareto chart using the input data and returns the chart.

Technical Parameters

• labels, values, title, value_label

Return Values

• chart

Example Expressions

You can use the following expressions to directly evaluate in a non-interactive manner using eva():

1. pareto_chart(labels='A, B, C, D', values='10, 20, 15, 25', title='Sample Data', value_label='Frequency')
2. pareto_chart(labels='Red, Green, Blue', values='30, 40, 20', title='Color Preferences', value_label='Percentage')

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