Case 4.

Restarting
Running Functions

Sometimes there may be a need to separate the cumulative total chart into several logical parts (for example, before and after a critical date) to track and compare the indicator over several time intervals. In such cases we use restarting running functions.

How do restarting running functions help?

  • Restarting running functions in data visualization is a powerful way to change an existing visualization quickly. It allows for quick and easy updates to the visualization, such as changing the type of chart, adding or removing data points, or adjusting the range and scale of the axes.
  • Additionally, restarting running functions can quickly re-run a visualization with different parameters, such as other data sources or various color schemes.

  • It makes it easy to compare different visualization versions or troubleshoot a chart quickly.

How to implement restarting running functions

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