Operating availability (%)

Hola mis amigos, despu�s de un tiempo leyendoles e interactuando con sus recomendaciones y apoyo al equipo de seguidores es importante se�alar que siempre contamos con el apoyo de ustedes que son un gran equipo.
De hecho comentarles que tengo el siguiente caso, OPERATING AVAILABILITY (%) por zonas norte , sur, este, del cual tiene tres condiciones dia, mes y a�o (todos promedios, ya establecidos. ) de hecho quiero solicitar su ayuda en ingresar un velocimetro a este trabajo sin alterar las condiciones (dia,mes y a�o) zona norte, sur, este.
Agradezco de antemano su ayuda.

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norte sur este
DIA MES AÑO DIA MES AÑO DIA MES AÑO

OPERATING AVAILABILITY (%) 85.02% 87.51% 90.57% 88.20% 89.51% 92.69% 81.02% 83.51% 95.90%


AVAILABILITY.xlsx

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Hi,

If when I see division into north (N), east (E), south (S) and (no-existing) west (W), I immediately start thinking about radar plot.
So I prepared one.

But if you think about this geographical directions only as of categories, and don't care how are they located on a map, then probably traditional bar chart will be the best. (in this case you can keep N, S, E sequence of regions, not N E S W which is needed in "map type" presentation)

See attached file.

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