If you prefer, you can swap the treemap graph with a pie chart or a bar graph.
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There are some other potentially useful displays as well, like this chart showing total file sizes based on the time the files were last modified.
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Another alternate view is to see the file size totals by type. The chart on the bottom shows them by extension and the primary display rolls up the extensions into categories such as “Audio Files” and “Database Files.”
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The duplicate file finder allows you to see what files can be removed to clear up some space.
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