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What a comparison chart is.
A comparison chart puts two or more options beside the same criteria. It makes similarities and differences visible in one table, whether you are comparing facts, features, costs or scored priorities.
Use a feature chart when you want to record what each option includes. Use a weighted decision chart when you need to rank options and show which criteria have the most influence on the result.
- Standard
- Pugh, Total Design (1991)
- Also follows
- ASQ decision matrix · Hyerle Thinking Maps (double-bubble) · K-12 graphic-organizer convention
- Engine
- schematex-comparison
- Editable
- Double-click text, drag nodes
- Export
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Who uses comparison charts.
Products compared against priorities such as price, portability, battery life and performance.
Software capabilities listed side by side before a trial or selection meeting.
Plan terms organized in one table while checking the official information for each option.
How to make a comparison chart in three steps.
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Common questions
What is a comparison chart?
A comparison chart is a table that shows several options against the same criteria.
When should I use a weighted comparison chart?
Use one when some criteria matter more than others and you need to rank the options.
Can a comparison chart show features as yes, no or partial?
Yes. A feature chart can record availability with simple marks or short text.
How do I make a comparison chart?
List the options, choose the criteria, add the known values or scores, then revise the table as you gather better information.
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