January	$2,344	$4,846
Febuary	$2,549	$4,683
March	$2,645	$4,539
April	$2,978	$4,767
May	$3,003	$4,871
June	$4,478	$5,328
July	$4,467	$5,538
August	$4,442	$5,627
September	$4,503	$5,016
October	$4,012	$4,289
November	$3,500	$4,113
December	$3,431	$4,065

For my multivariate display I decided to show the difference in my bank account according to month over the past two years. At first I tried to have it down to the exact amount with change but it made the bars hard to read on the bar graph so I changed it. The reason that I chose this subject was because since its the christmas season we obviously spend more then usual. I wanted to see if certain months had certain effects on this. For instance I noticed that from september to october for both years I had a steep downfall in funds which I attributed to back to school shopping, books, supplies, clothing, ect. and this year because I started buying my own groceries. I also saw a steep spending spree during the months of november and december which again I attributed to black friday and the holidays. August seemed to be pretty high across the board because I had just finished 40 hour a week summer jobs both years and Febuary was relativly higher as well because of working full weeks during break.