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Engels[edit]
Ik zou het geen near-native level noemen, het niveau waarop jij de Engelse taal beheerst.
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Request to Update Image to Include 2023 Election[edit]
Hi @Arnoutf
Kind request to an update of linked image to include the recent 2023 election. Want to use it in my masters thesis.
Thank you for your contributions!
KevinROmierlo (talk) 17:26, 16 January 2024 (UTC)
- Sorry I can no longer find the background file (my last version was from 2009(!) when cloud storage did not commonly exist).
- I made this graph in Excel. I think I created a timeline (column) with years and copying in the seats for each year in a separate column per party (using years instead of elections allows the bars to vary in width. Then I probably pictured them as stacked bars or similar and hand assigned colours to series and sorted out the legend into 2 column (which was a hassle but doable).
- I am not sure how the newer versions were made but I hope in a more efficient way.
- Given all this, I currently do not have the time to recreate the file and if TapyrrII is still around it would not make much sense to create a newer version if their version is superior and more efficient. I hope you can make a similar graph yourself (all numbers are taken from Historic composition of the House of Representatives of the Netherlands after 1946 (note the presentation as % which is not trivial as until 1956 there were 100 seats after which it was extended to 150 - so for comparison % rather than seats should be presented).
- Although I realise this is not directly what you are looking for, I hope this helps you a bit nevertheless. All the best in finishing your thesis. Arnoutf (talk) 07:15, 17 January 2024 (UTC)