Published at: 2025-10-30

Stacked Column Chart


Stacked Bar Chart

1.1 Application Scenarios

A stacked bar chart can display data and proportions for each secondary dimension within a certain data range under the primary dimension. For example, a stacked bar chart can compare the number of Accounts at different deal stages across various Account levels.
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1.2 Chart Configuration

1.2.1 Axis Data

  • Dimensions: 2 dimensions
  • Metrics: 1 metric
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1.2.2 Style (Web)

1.2.2.1 Basic Info
  • Chart Name: By default, it is the name of the analysis Subject when created. It can be modified to a custom chart name based on chart configuration.
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  • Remarks:
    • Remark Content: You can set remark information based on the current chart to help viewers better understand the content expressed by the chart.
    • Remark Style:
      • Collapsed: Displayed as an icon after the title in the chart detail and card states. The remark content is shown when hovering over the icon.
      • Exposed: Directly displayed as text after the title in the chart detail and card states.
      • Hidden: Not displayed in either the chart detail or card states.
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  • Add remark content
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  • Collapsed remark style effect
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  • Exposed remark style effect
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  • Hidden remark style effect
  • Metric Name: By default, displayed according to the metric name, but can be modified.
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  • Dimension Name: By default, displayed according to the dimension name, but can be modified.
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1.2.2.2 Graph Display
  • Display Form: Default is stacked, can be adjusted to Tile-Comfortable, Tile-Compact, or Proportional Stacked.
    • Tile-Comfortable: All metrics are displayed in a tiled manner, with one metric per bar and spaces between bars.
    • Tile-Compact: All metrics are displayed in a tiled manner, with one metric per bar and no spaces between bars.
    • Stacked: All bars are stacked together. In stacked display, the position of the value label cannot be set, and values are displayed internally by default.
    • Proportional Stacked: The overall height of the bars is the same, and each area is displayed as a percentage based on the size of each metric’s data. In proportional stacked display, the position of the value label cannot be set, and values are displayed internally by default.
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  • Stacked display effect
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  • Tile-Comfortable display effect
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  • Tile-Compact display effect
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  • Proportional Stacked display effect
  • Display Orientation: Default is vertical, can be switched to horizontal.
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  • Display orientation settings and vertical display effect
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  • Horizontal display effect
1.2.2.3 Display Settings
  • Legend: Default is displayed at the top, can be switched to the bottom, left, right, or none (none means the legend is not displayed).
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  • Legend at the top display effect
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  • Legend at the bottom display effect
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  • Legend on the left display effect
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  • Legend on the right display effect
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  • No legend display effect
  • Data Labels:
    • Label Display:
      • Smart Display: Based on the current display area, intelligently display value labels. When the values between different metrics are close, some metric displays will be automatically hidden.
      • Force Display: Based on the current display area, show all value labels. When the values between different metrics are close, there may be overlapping.
      • Do Not Display: Do not show values.
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  • Data labels smart display effect
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  • Data labels force display effect
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  • Data labels do not display effect
  • Position:
    • Values displayed externally: Values are shown outside the bar.
    • Values displayed internally: Values are shown in the middle of the bar. When Data Labels Do Not Display or Display Form is Stacked or Proportional Stacked, this configuration item is read-only and cannot be edited.
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  • Values displayed externally effect
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  • Values displayed internally effect
  • Show Total:
    • Display Mode: Default is to show, can be switched to not show. When displayed, it can be shown in edit, detail, and card states (based on specific configuration). When not displayed, it is not shown in any state.
    • Show Total in Card State: Default is checked. You can uncheck it to not show the total in card state. When Display Mode is Not Show, this configuration item is read-only and cannot be edited.
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  • Show total effect
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  • Do not show total effect
  • Data Statistics Table: You can set whether to display the data statistics table and its position. By default, it is not displayed. It can be switched to display at the top, bottom, left, or right of the graph.
    • Do not show statistics table in card state: This configuration can be set based on displaying the data statistics table, and it is checked by default.
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  • Thumbnail Axis: Default is smart adaptation, can be switched to show or not show.
    • Smart Adaptation: Based on the size of the current graph display area, intelligently determine how many bars can be displayed. If the number of bars exceeds the displayable amount, a thumbnail axis appears. If not, there is no thumbnail axis.
    • Show: Regardless of screen size or number of bars, the thumbnail axis is displayed.
    • Do Not Show: Regardless of screen size or number of bars, the thumbnail axis is not displayed.
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  • Show thumbnail axis and smart display with thumbnail axis effect
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  • Do not show thumbnail axis effect
1.2.2.4 Color and Font
  • Color Scheme: The system supports two types of color schemes: new and classic. By default, the first set under the new color scheme is displayed. Additionally, an accessible pattern setting can be enabled.
    • New Color Scheme: Supports customizing colors based on a specific color scheme.
    • Classic Color Scheme: Does not support custom colors.
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  • Font Size: Default is 12, can be switched to 13, 14, 15, or 16.
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1.2.2.5 Axis
  • X-Axis
    • Show Title: Default is unchecked. When checked, the dimension field name is echoed and can be adjusted.
      • Title: When Show Title is unchecked, it is read-only. When checked, it can be modified.
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  • Axis Labels
    • Display Mode:
      • Smart Display: Based on the current dimension’s display area, intelligently display the number of dimension values. If it exceeds the displayable area, it shows “…”
      • Force Display: Show all dimension values. If there are long dimension values, overlapping may occur.
      • Custom Display: Default is 3 characters, supports up to 12 characters.
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  • Label Angle: Default is horizontal, can be switched to right 45°, left 45°, vertical, or perpendicular.
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  • Y-Axis
    • Show Title: Default is unchecked. When checked, the first metric’s name is echoed and can be adjusted.
      • Title: When Show Title is unchecked, it is read-only. When checked, it can be modified.
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  • Axis Labels: Default is checked, can be unchecked.
    • Label Angle: Based on the checked axis labels, further set the label angle. Default is horizontal, can be switched to left 45° or vertical (display effect is the same as X-axis label angle display effect).
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  • Show Grid Lines: Default is checked, can be unchecked.
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1.2.3 Function Configuration

1.2.3.1 Advanced Configuration
  • Show Dimensions with Metric Value 0: Default is unchecked. When checked, dimensions with a metric value of 0 are displayed.
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  • Do not show dimensions with metric value 0 effect
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  • Show dimensions with metric value 0 effect
  • Sorting: Default is unchecked. When checked, you can set the dimension to sort based on itself and TopN, or sort based on a specific metric and TopN. TopN can be preset or manually input specific values.
  • When the dimension is an enumeration value or Dept. field, custom sorting is supported.
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1.2.4 Style (Mobile)

1.2.4.1 Follow Web Layout
  • Follows the Web layout echo, cannot be set independently.
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1.2.4.2 Independent Configuration Layout
  • By default, it echoes the content selected in the corresponding configuration item on the Web and can be further adjusted to a more suitable display effect for mobile.
    • The content and options of the configuration items are fewer than those on the Web. Configuration items that cannot be set independently on mobile default to the Web configuration. The display effect and logic of configurable items are the same as on the Web.
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