Budget Allocation — Treemap Example
Once you have more than about six categories, a pie chart falls apart. A treemap encodes the same proportions as rectangle areas and stays readable.
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Reading the chart
What this example shows
- Engineering and Sales together take roughly two thirds of the budget, obvious from area alone.
- The four smallest departments are still individually labelled — a pie chart would have reduced them to unreadable slivers.
- Area comparisons across different rectangle shapes are harder than bar lengths. Use a bar chart when exact ranking matters.
The data
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Department,Budget (k USD) Engineering,4820 Sales,2960 Marketing,1740 Customer Support,1180 Operations,940 Finance,610 Legal,380 Facilities,290
Illustrative departmental budget for a ~300-person company. Replace with your own before publishing.
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