This document discusses the tabulation and visualization of data. It defines tabulation as the process of obtaining logical results from collected data. The main parts of a table are identified as the table number, title, column headings, row headings, body, footnotes, and source. Different types of tables and diagrams are also outlined, including simple and complex tables, as well as one-dimensional, two-dimensional, three-dimensional, pictorial, and cartographic diagrams such as bar, line, and area diagrams.

1. TABULATION OF DATA

2. TABULATION
“Tabulation is the process in between the collection of data in any form and
obtaining logical result from it.” – Prof. Bowley

3. MAIN PARTS OF TABLE
• The Table Number
• Title of Table
• Caption or Column heading
• Stub of Row Heading
• Main Body of the Table
• Footnotes
• Source of data

4. TYPES OF TABLES
SIMPLE TABLE

5. TYPES OF TABLES
COMPLEX TABLE

6. TYPES OF TABLES
COMPLEX TABLE

7. TYPES OF DIAGRAMS
1. One-dimensional diagrams
2. Two-Dimensional diagrams or Area Diagrams
3. Three – Dimensional
4. Pictograms or Pictorial Diagrams
5. Cartograms or Maps

8. TYPES OF DIAGRAMS
ONE-DIMENSIONAL DIAGRAMS
Line Diagram BAR DIAGRAM
1. Simple Bar Diagram
2. Multiple Bar Diagram
3. Sub-Divided Diagram

9. TYPES OF DIAGRAMS
BAR DIAGRAM
SIMPLE BAR DIAGRAM MULTIPLE BAR DIAGRAM

10. TYPES OF DIAGRAMS
BAR DIAGRAM
SUB- DIVIDED BAR DIAGRAM