The stacked bar chart (aka stacked bar graph) extends the standard bar chart from looking at numeric values across one categorical variable to two. Each bar in a standard bar chart is divided into a number of sub-bars stacked end to end, each one corresponding to a level of the second categorical variable. The main objective of a standard bar chart is to compare numeric values between levels of a categorical variable. One bar is plotted for each level of the categorical variable, each bar’s length indicating numeric value. A stacked bar chart also achieves this objective, but also targets a second goal.
• Special Options and Parameters:
• Show as cumulative – If set then graph shows cumulative values instead original values
• Show trendline – If set then graph shows trendline for each data set
• Show as cumulative – If set then graph shows cumulative values instead original values
• Labels
• Show labels – If set then labels are displayed, their size and position should be changed in section Label Positions for each data set
• Legends
• Show legend – If set then legends are displayed, default is true
• Size – Set size of legend text
• Set color of the same as theme – If set then text of legend is the same color as scatter plot graph
• Axis Labels
• Min value, Max value – Defines range of values on Y axis. Default is set to auto.
• Show Axis – If set then graph axises are displayed
• Show Y axis labels – If set then labels on axis Y are displayed
• Size – Set size of text of labels on Y axis
• Show Y axis labels – If set then labels on axis X are displayed
• Size – Set size of text of labels on X axis
• Show Grid – If set then grid on graph is displayed. Default is the column set.
• Color theme
• Select color palette – Sets color palette for the scatter plot graph. User can modify Custom palette
