How to create your own population pyramid

Georgia Allan

Georgia completed a Masters in Population Studies and Demography at Flinders University in Adelaide. At .id, Georgia is a consultant in .id's housing team. She was heavily involved in the creation and continued development of housing.id, the online tool developed to give councils an accessible evidence base for planning and advocacy. Georgia has prepared housing demand and supply analysis for a range of councils, including those in inner-city, middle ring, growth and peri-urban areas. When not in the office, she is likely to be cooking, knitting, crocheting, or buried in a good book.

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6 Responses

  1. Carol Bliese says:

    Thank you – this was very clear and easy to follow! I have two remaining questions that perhaps you could help me with…
    1) For the x-axis label, I changed the format code to 0;0 as instructed. But now I just have all 0s across the x-axis rather than 6,4,2,0,2,4,6.
    2) I was able to add a title to the graph, but do you know if it’s possible to add subtitles? I’d like to label the left side as Male and the right side as Female, if possible.

    Again, thank you for a very useful post!

  2. Lindsay Kinlin says:

    Thank you – brilliant!

  3. A Student says:

    god bless your soul

  4. kingkongatthebomb.com says:

    i want to make one

  5. Meera Eriata says:

    Thank you so much for this smart way creation of population pyramid and I really appreciate this ..

  6. maheshor says:

    Please add value level in each bar of both gender and remove (-) sign from them

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