Category Archives: chartroom

Stacked bar and area charts!

Posted on March 16, 2011 by Andrew Walkingshaw

In the last post on this blog, you might have seen a chart of mobile phone handset sales taken from the Asymco Mobile Phone Market Report (£125 now on Timetric). It didn’t look much like the charts you’d have seen … Continue reading →

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Customize your charts

Posted on February 16, 2011 by Andrew Walkingshaw

When we talk to people about Timetric, we always ask what features they’d like that we don’t have. A lot of people have asked for two in particular: being able to change the colours of lines on our graphs; being … Continue reading →

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Media roundup

Posted on February 15, 2011 by Andrew Walkingshaw

It’s been a busy week for Timetric in the media. It started with The Lady used some of our data on malnutrition, sourced by us from the ONS and first published on Byline. Deaths from Malnutrition, ONS, E & W … Continue reading →

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Inflation Stats, powered by Timetric Chartroom

Posted on February 14, 2011 by Andrew Walkingshaw

On Friday, we introduced Timetric Chartroom — automated statistics sections for websites. Here’s an example of what Timetric Chartroom can do: inflationstats.com, a dedicated site for the latest UK inflation statistics. Inflation Stats breaks down all the RPI and CPI … Continue reading →

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Timetric Chartroom and Timetric Benchmark – and TISEE 2011, the cloud, and doing what you’re good at

Posted on February 11, 2011 by Andrew Walkingshaw

For all the talk about “gross national happiness“, studies keep showing that one of the biggest determining factors in how good you feel about the world is whether you get to do something you feel you’re good at. People like … Continue reading →

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