FusionCharts for Flex > Chart XML Structure > Stacked Charts

Stacked charts are charts where you compare multiple series of data. However, they differ from multi-series chart in the way they represent the data. Since the functionality is the same, they use the same data structure as used in multi-series charts. Like, in our previous example we had seen how to plot a chart indicating Monthly sales summary for 1 year. This data belonged to one particular series, which is for the year say, 2005. Now, if you need to compare the data for 2 or more years, you'll have to use multi-series charts. Using multi-series charts, you can compare data for 2 or more number of series. A simple 2D multi-series chart looks as under:

 
Note that this XML structure is generic for all Multi-series subcategories, i.e. Stacked, Logarithmic, Inverse and Combination charts. However, some extra attributes are required in Combination (Single Y Axis and Dual Y Axis) charts, which can be added as normal <dataset> attributes.
 

As you can see above, here we are showing the increment in revenue for the year 2006 and 2005. The representation is for stacked charts.

For information and explanation regarding the XML structure of the stacked charts, visit the multi-series chart section.