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Label rotation

Tilting axis labels, usually 45° or 90°, to squeeze them under narrow columns; it hurts readability and is a sign the chart should be horizontal.

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Exit-survey reasons as a horizontal bar chart sorted by share, with each full reason written beside its bar and the percentage at the end. No label rotation and no truncation (ellipsis): choose the horizontal bar chart precisely because the category names are long.

How an expert would brief the stronger version of “Exit reasons chart”.

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Exit-survey results chart in the people-analytics module of an HR platform.

Study A · the stronger one
Study B · the weaker one

Why: B's six reasons are angled at 45° under the bars; A's are written level, right-aligned beside the bars.

Related words

  • Persistent label
  • Data-ink ratio
  • Takeaway title
  • Truncation
  • Tooltip
  • Legend
  • ISO 8601
  • Gridlines and tick labels

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