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on August 17, 2022, 12:14 PM PDT Try this free, browser-based data visualization tool that connects to hundreds of data sources and lets you create, collaborate and share interactive charts and reports. Image: Google Google Data Studio helps you transform data into an image. As a free, browser-based tool, all you need to use Google Data Studio is an account, a data source and the desire to create a data visualization. What can you do with Google Data Studio? Google Data Studio can handle huge quantities of data and produce compelling charts, but a well-crafted chart requires both accurate data and an appropriate chart type choice. Inaccurate data won’t produce a chart that shows the truth no matter how you display it. Good data put into a poorly chosen chart type can confuse people. SEE: For most people, a picture conveys meaning in a way that raw data doesn’t. In a business, for example, you might use it to analyze sales, costs or survey data. A website manager might use Google Data Studio to help understand site visitor behavior, purchase patterns or ad performance. A social media manager could use Data Studio to show reach, engagement or conversions. With reliable data displayed in a meaningful chart, Google Data Studio takes things further and offers interactive controls as well as several distinct share methods. Controls let people change various chart content, so that a viewer might filter out certain fields or narrow the chart to display data in a selected date rang...

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