Overview
This chart type displays multiple sets (i.e. series) of data as stacked columns, and the cumulative proportion of each stacked element always totals 100%.
The 100% stacked column chart is useful for measuring multiple series as a proportion vs. time. A good example of this would be displaying the proportion of a monthly mortgage payment that is applied to interest, and principal over time. The mortgage payment amount would represent 100%, while the interest and the principal values would be the two stacked elements that make up one column.
Figure 1: A 100% Stacked Column chart.
 Caution |
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| Stacked series must be aligned, otherwise data points will be rendered incorrectly. For more information on alignment see the topic on Aligning Series. |
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Chart Details |
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Number of Y values per point: |
1 |
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Number of series: |
Two or more (one series acts as a bar chart). |
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Support markers: |
No |
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Cannot be combined with: |
Doughnut, Pie, Bar, Stacked Bar charts, Polar, Radar, Pyramid, or Funnel. |
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Custom Attributes |
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PointWidth, DrawingStyle (e.g. cylinders) |