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4 ways to make self-updating Datawrapper charts

August 10, 2021August 11, 2021 Roberto 0 comments

Datawrapper is right now the best tool for creating quick and simple charts. It’s so useful and feature-rich that news organizations that had their own in-house charting tool are switching over. One of its best features is the ability to connect a CSV file hosted on the web as a data source. This enables users […]

Posted in Data Journalism, Tutorials Tags automation, dataviz, datawrapper, Google Sheets, Python
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