This example introduces multiple plots and tables which are synchronized to present different perspectives across different dimensions of a single data set. For illustrative purposes, and for a fun demo, it uses sample data from the World Bank about various countries and their metrics, such as their GDP, population, land area, urbanization %, etc. These charts demonstrate various features to hover or make selections. Making selections in these charts will filter the dataset along different dimensions, which will then be immediatly reflected in the other charts. Please review the source for a more detailed look and explanation on each part of this example.

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Filter on Year:
Population:

Drag the dotted line in the timeline to select a year.

Click on a region to filter.

Hover over circle to view country info.

The charts to the left are histograms where the height of the graph is the number of countries with that percentage of their GDP based on either services, agriculture, or manufacturing. Click and drag to filter countries based on their economic focus.

The chart below is a histogram breakdown of total GDP based on the percentage of the country that is urbanized. Click and drag to filter countries based on their urbanization.

Data Source: The World Bank: World Development Indicators