Stacked Bar Chart or Stacked Column Chart

User Story

As a [User], I want to view the [Object Count or Sum] by [Measure 1] composed by [Measure 2], so I can better compare see the composition of each [Measure 2] and the differences between of [Measure 1].

I’ll know this is done when:

• I can view a title summarizing the visualization
• I can view the composition of each [Measure 1] presented and how it is part of the grouped object value.
• I can view the amount of each [Measure 2] presented and how it is part of the grouped object value.
• I can view the value, and label of each grouped value within [Measure 2].
• I can view a color affordance for all visual representations of {Measure 2] with the corresponding label.
• (Optional) I can view a series of lines with labels that indicate value progression.
• (Optional) I can view that all values are greater than zero.
• (Optional) I can search against filtered values in the visualization by selecting the visual representation of the grouped object value.

Typical Representation

• Bar Chart for longer labels
• Column Chart for shorter labels

Display

• “Top” items
  • 5 Items or Less
  • 4 Columns, Column Chart or 4 Columns, Bar Chart
• 8 Columns, Table
  • Next to the chart
• 12 to 20 items
  • 12 Columns, Column Chart
  • 12 Columns, Table
    • Below the chart
  • All items
  • 5 Items or Less
    • 4 Columns, Column Chart
  • 4 Columns, Bar Chart
    • 5 to 8 items
  • 4 or 6 Columns, Radar Chart
    • 6 Columns, Column Chart
  • 9 to 11 items
    • 8 Columns, Column Chart
  • 12 to 20 items
    • 12 Columns, Column Chart