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A stacked chart is a type of chart that is available in | A stacked chart is a type of chart that is available in Planfix reports. The data is presented as columns divided into segments. Each segment represents a part of the column assigned to a specific category. | ||
For example, you can use a stacked chart to show the number of accepted, completed, and overdue tasks per employee: | For example, you can use a stacked chart to show the number of accepted, completed, and overdue tasks per employee: | ||
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== Set up == | |||
*In the "Report view" section, add the data columns that you want to include in the stacked chart. | |||
*Go to "Charts and graphs" and add a new chart of the type "Stacked chart": | |||
Revision as of 09:40, 3 April 2025
A stacked chart is a type of chart that is available in Planfix reports. The data is presented as columns divided into segments. Each segment represents a part of the column assigned to a specific category.
For example, you can use a stacked chart to show the number of accepted, completed, and overdue tasks per employee:
Set up
- In the "Report view" section, add the data columns that you want to include in the stacked chart.
- Go to "Charts and graphs" and add a new chart of the type "Stacked chart":