Frequency Histogram Example

A frequency histogram uses the height of each bar to show how many observations fall inside that numeric interval. In Vizvero, Frequency is the count-based Y-axis mode and the hover details also show each bin’s percentage of the full sample.

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Example data

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How to structure the data

01Paste raw numeric observations; Vizvero calculates bin counts automatically.
02Choose Frequency for count-based bar heights and value labels.
03Use Auto bins as a starting point or switch to Count when a specific number of intervals is required.

What this example shows

Show the number of observations in each bin with counts on the Y axis and optional value labels.

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