1. Diagrammatic presentation involves visually representing statistical data using geometric figures, pictures, maps, and charts. It attracts more attention than textual data and facilitates comparisons. 2. There are several types of diagrams including one-dimensional, two-dimensional, three-dimensional, pictograms, and cartograms. Common one-dimensional diagrams are line diagrams and bar diagrams like simple, multiple, sub-divided, and deviation bar diagrams. Two-dimensional diagrams represent both length and width, such as rectangle, square, and pie diagrams. Three-dimensional diagrams represent length, width, and height using shapes like cubes. 3. Diagrammatic presentation has advantages like being attractive, easy to understand, time-saving