How to Use Comparisons to Find & Tell Stories in the Data

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In this ‘How to’ webinar Ray Poynter looks at the way comparisons can be used to help you find and communicate the story in the data. Whenever we compare time periods or compare the views of different groups we are using comparisons. When a retailer explains that 40% of their revenue is generated during the 8 weeks around Christmas and New Year, they are highlighting the importance of these 8 weeks by making a comparison with the rest of the year.

This webinar is a part of a series of How To webinars.
See the whole series at: https://newmr.app.staging.tfp.sheffield.exchange/events/2018/how-to-webinars-videos/

This webinar was live on 6th February 2019.

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