How to scale numbers according to proportions I have some data that I'm trying to represent in a visualization with a week-over-week change. So the source can be something like:

Fruit    This Week   Last Week  Delta   Proportion    
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Bananas     10           8         2        25%
Oranges     110         100        15       15% 
Apples      400         390        10      2.6%


What are some ways that I can effectively show that even though Bananas increased by 25% (technically the "biggest mover" of the week) it's an increase that is "overstated" because of the small overall numbers of bananas sold? I think I need a scaling approach of some sort but can't quite figure it out.
Seems like you want to show both percentage and magnitude at the same time.

I would then suggest that you plot the two values for comparison.

You could plot all in one chart with two axes:



or split it into two charts:



both visualizations make clear that Bananas have the largest increase, while Apples is the fruit that sells the most.