Bubble Graph

A bubble graph lets you compare items on a list to see how many times they are associated with another concept.

In this example, I have compared football players and their goals and fouls:

You can see that Luis Suarez is mentioned for both goals and fouls as he is one of the top scorers in the Premier League, and also involved in a large number of fouls.  On the other hand, Wayne Rooney is mostly known for his goal scoring than his dirty play.

How to create a bubble graph

The first step is to prepare a list of the entities you would like to compare.  Here is my list of football players:

The next step is to configure the bubble graph.  Inside the options tab of the graph you will need to select the list and then write in the concepts for which you would like to run the comparison:

I can at any time change one or both of the axes to modify the analysis I run.  Here are some other bubble graphs I have generated using the same list of players: