A bump chart is used to visualize products, for instance, by ranking their sales volume, thus we reduce the variations of sales to a variation in rank. This type of chart is useful for tracking market share across products or brands; it is useful for analyzing campaigns by detecting the fluctuations in ranking for products or it can be used to track when a new product has cannibalized the old product, thus ensuring user adoption and giving a signal to stop production of the old product.
Step 1: Create a Line Chart
Step 2: Modify the Line Chart into a Bump Chart
Step 3: Create a Tree Map
Step 4: Create the Dashboard
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