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<p>I want to know how I can put all this data into one graph. I thought that temperature can be graphed as a bar graph and precipitation could be used with a line graph. However I don't know how i can include all four cities. </p>

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2019-08-26T19:27:59.487Z
You make four lines, and four bars next to each other. But that is a lot of visual data, so you'd better think about *what* you want to display and *why* - you're not telling us.
Jan Doggen
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2019-08-27T06:28:42.313Z
Either one graph per city, or one graph per topic. Otherwise it'd be too much information and not easily decipherable.
Erik
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2019-08-27T14:48:48.817Z
Furthermore, I would display temperature with a line and precipitation with bars
GeneralDuke
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2019-08-27T21:43:50.920Z
thanks everyone.@JanDoggen this is what I was thinking to do.
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How can I describe this data using a graph?
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# How can I describe this data using a graph?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2019-08-26)

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I want to know how I can put all this data into one graph. I thought that temperature can be graphed as a bar graph and precipitation could be used with a line graph. However I don't know how i can include all four cities.

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> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: You make four lines, and four bars next to each other. But that is a lot of visual data, so you'd better think about *what* you want to display and *why* - you're not telling us.  
> **username_2**: Either one graph per city, or one graph per topic. Otherwise it'd be too much information and not easily decipherable.  
> **username_3**: Furthermore, I would display temperature with a line and precipitation with bars  
> **username_0**: thanks everyone.@username_1 this is what I was thinking to do.  

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