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Last edited Apr 11, 2024
Created on Apr 11, 2024

This example presents a dynamic area chart showing trends for three categories—CategoryA, CategoryB, and CategoryC—across different years. The visualization uses Plotly.js to render the data, which is fetched from a remote CSV dataset hosted on GitHub. Each category is displayed as a filled line trace, with CategoryA filling to zero and the others stacking on top. The chart includes axes labeled "Year" and "Values," with a title indicating the dynamic nature of the category trends.

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