Data Analysts Must Constantly Switch Between Notebooks and Separate Charting Tools
Analysts doing exploratory data work often have to jump back and forth between a coding notebook for analysis and a separate dedicated tool for plotting and charting, breaking flow and slowing down iterative data exploration.
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