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finding:bar-chart-constructible-by-combining-two-rectangles-myval-height-driven-bar-via-duplication-and-sticky-groupingBar chart constructible by combining two rectangles (myval + height-driven bar) via duplication and sticky grouping
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- Cross-scale frameworks linking spatial patterns, diagrams, and simplicity as expressions of care in design.
- Unified models for tool extensibilitymembers_ofSystems designed around shared underlying architectures that enable users to reconfigure tools for novel contexts without learning multiple paradigms.
- Building bar charts by binding rectangle height directly to cell values, using duplication and sticky grouping
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