top | item 1370813 (no title) sketerpot | 16 years ago I just wanted to point out, that is a really misleading graph. All the lines start at "100%", so the scales aren't comparable at all. discuss order hn newest shmichael|16 years ago Actually, this makes perfect sense. The sales data at any given point of time is given as a percentage of the baseline, which is set at Q1 '03. sketerpot|16 years ago Of course, it makes sense if you interpret it right -- but it looks at first glance like it's comparing absolute sales figures, rather than change from baseline for each. tybris|16 years ago It shows exactly what it intended to show.
shmichael|16 years ago Actually, this makes perfect sense. The sales data at any given point of time is given as a percentage of the baseline, which is set at Q1 '03. sketerpot|16 years ago Of course, it makes sense if you interpret it right -- but it looks at first glance like it's comparing absolute sales figures, rather than change from baseline for each.
sketerpot|16 years ago Of course, it makes sense if you interpret it right -- but it looks at first glance like it's comparing absolute sales figures, rather than change from baseline for each.
shmichael|16 years ago
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tybris|16 years ago