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Histogram Examples & Histogram Templates

This editable histogram groups raw response-time observations into continuous numeric intervals. Use it as a general histogram example, then explore skewed, bell-shaped, uniform, frequency, and relative-frequency variations below.

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Response time distribution26 observations · milliseconds05104060801002610521Source: Sample data

Example data

This is the data used by the live preview. Open the example in Vizvero to replace any cell, add series when the chart supports them, change chart settings, and export the result.

Response time (ms)
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How to structure the data

  • 01Use one numeric column; every valid numeric cell is treated as one observation.
  • 02Auto bins chooses a reasonable starting count, while Count lets you inspect the same data with 3–30 bins.
  • 03Frequency shows observation counts; Relative frequency shows each bin as a percentage of all valid observations.

What this example shows

Start with raw numeric observations and let Vizvero group them into continuous bins.

Histogram, histogram graph, and histogram chart

These phrases usually refer to the same distribution chart: adjacent bars represent continuous numeric intervals rather than separate named categories.

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