Proper term in mathematics for what is popularly called a bar graph. See: Bar graph.

Another name for a bar graph is a bar chart.

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A type of chart, widely used by technical analysts and traders, which displays price information by means of a vertical bar or line. The top of the bar is the highest price reached during the period and the bottom of the bar the lowest. A dash on the left-hand side of the bar denotes the opening price and a dash on the right-hand side the closing p [..]

A view of project data that uses horizontal bars on a time scale to depict activity information. Frequently called a Gantt chart. [D00130]

A graph containing a set of vertical or horizontal "bars" that are used to present data for discrete categories. A bar chart provides a useful way to compare information about different grou [..]

bars of equal width placed within perpendicular axes and used to represent varied amounts or frequencies through variations in length.

A popular way to display and analyze financial price information in graphical form. The horizontal axis of a bar chart represents the passage of time with the most recent time periods on the right sid [..]

Definition A graph used by technicians to analyze stock performance and make assumptions about future price behavior. It is comprised of a series of vertical lines called bars. The top and bottom of t [..]

)In presentation graphics, a type of graph in which different values are represented by rectangular bars.

A graph of prices, volume and open interest for a specified time period used by the chartist to forecast market trends. For example, a daily bar chart plots each trading session's open, high, low and settlement prices.

A chart used to graphically summarise and display the differences between groups of data

A graph that uses bars to represent the information provided.

A graphic representation of price movement disclosing the high, low, close, and sometimes the opening prices for the day. A vertical line is drawn to correspond with the price range for the day, while [..]

A visual display of the size of the different categories of a variable. Each category or value of the variable is represented by a bar.

is also used as a name for type of bivariate graphical display where one categorical and one numerical variable are involved. In a bivariate barchart, usually the means (sometimes also other measures of central tendencies) of the numerical variable within the different categories of the categorical variable are displayed as disjointed rectangles or [..]

  A bar chart represents the absolute or relative frequencies for different categories of a qualitative variable by means of bars. The lengths of the bars are proportional to the values that they represent. [..]

A graph containing a set of vertical or horizontal "bars" that are used to present data for discrete categories. A bar chart provides a useful way to compare information about different grou [..]

A type of chart, widely used by traders and financial professionals, which is represented by horizontal rectangular bars with lengths proportional to the magnitudes of what they represent. The top of [..]

Used to plot price movements using vertical bars indicating price ranges.