Faceted Small Multiples
dbt-labs/dbt-charts/src/dbt_charts/ai/skills/faceted-small-multiples
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Pattern for showing the same metric sliced by a categorical dimension — either as one multi-series chart (color encoding) or as N side-by-side charts (manual small multiples). Use when comparing a trend or distribution across segments. Triggers on: 'by segment', 'by region', 'by category', 'small multiples', 'faceted', 'breakdown', 'compare across groups', 'stacked area'. Use color encoding for ≤5 segments in one chart; use manual multiples when segments need separate y-scales or spatial separat
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Versiyonv1.0.0
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Kategorianalysis
Skill IDdbt-labs/dbt-charts/src/dbt_charts/ai/skills/faceted-small-multiples
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