Box PowerPoint Charts

Box PowerPoint Charts templates collection of the most popular vector graphics charts for presentations and projects. PowerPoint charts represent the image that can be edited. When using Box charts, you can visually assess the sequence of tasks, their relative duration, the scope of the project, and a detailed analysis of the actual progress of tasks. Here we offer to download some types of PowerPoint Box charts templates for presentation:


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Box PowerPoint Charts are graphical tools for visualizing key statistical measures such as median, mean, and quartiles. A stand-alone box chart is a visual tool for analyzing the key statistical properties of a variable. The following chart shows how these properties are coded in the form of a box chart. The range of the vertical scale is from the minimum to the maximum value of the selected column, or to the largest or smallest of the displayed anchor points.

If a box chart is used when the analysis is created, then it shows additional information in lines or curves of different types. For example, these lines and curves can show how well the data points are adapting to a particular polynomial curve fitting, or they can summarize a set of sampled data points by inserting them into a model that describes the data and displays a curve or straight line over the top of the visualization. The appearance of the curve usually changes depending on the values that have been filtered in the analysis. When you hover the mouse cursor over the curve, a tooltip opens showing how the curve is calculated.

Creating comparison circles is a way to show whether the mean values of different categories (boxes in a box chart) differ significantly from each other. The centers of the circles represent the average of the blocks they correspond to. If the circles from different groups do not overlap, then this means that the means of these two groups differ significantly in general. If the circles overlap to a large extent, then the averages do not differ very much from each other.