Stacked Bar

Stacked bar charts are an excellent option for displaying ordinal data and for highlighting part-to-whole relationships, like the percentage of survey respondents who selected strongly agree, agree, disagree, or strongly disagree.

Resources

Visualizing Likert-type Data: Try Aggregated Stacked Bars by Stephanie Evergreen

Examples

Which factors Russians blame for economic woes
Whether people think the government is “very effective” or “not at all effective” at sharing data
Corn and wheat stockpiles in China compared to the rest of the world
Agree/disagree opinions on sales team performance
Security on land lines vs. social media

About

Ann K. Emery equips organizations to visualize data more effectively. Within the past year alone, she has led more than 60 professional development trainings for more than 2,800 participants around the globe. Her design consultancy also overhauls graphs, publications, and slideshows with the goal of making data-heavy reports easier to digest for non-technical audiences. Recent clients include the United Nations, Centers for Disease Control, National Institutes of Health, and dozens of professional societies, associations, foundations, and nonprofits.

Services

Workshops: Half-Day, Full-Day, and Multi-Day

Webinars: Public and Private

Freelance Design: Upgrading Your Current Visualizations or Starting from Scratch

Applied Research Consulting: For Nonprofits and Foundations

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