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A bar graph would best show ranking (I think of them almost as the olympic podium in that regard). Curative most certainly rank at the top.
I have not, mostly in my undergraduate studies with statistics courses. I am going to begin projects that analyze individual and accumulative grades for various courses, which I believe could benefit from box and whisker plots
I think with some explanation they make sense, but quartiles and percentiles often go over the heads of folks who do not look at numbers often.
I believe a line graph would be best for showing total membership over the course of the year, but would move to a bar graph when breaking up the various membership types.
When having both Northern and Eastern on the same graph, I would likely break them up into three different lines graphs based on each membership type. Only one line graph if doing total membership for each of them.
Similar to other comments, I also agree that it is not concise, intentional, and accessible for managers simply looking to pull key concepts. This looks like a nice set up for a data source that can be regularly added to by the creator of the dashboard or other contributors, but is only good for those who are really taking a deep dive into the data as opposed to the “quick glance.”
