Stacked & Clustered Combo Chart In Excel – Mastering Data Visualisation
We cover how to create a stacked and clustered combination chart in Excel. This type of chart is very useful if you want to visualise a multi-dimensional dataset in a digestible way. In our example, we have the global sales of two products across 4 quarters. We also show the breakdown of how much is coming from the US for each product in each quarter. We want to show how much of the sales is coming from the US within the overall global figure and include this in the same bar.
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