Stacked Bar Chart

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Stacked Bar Chart

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Last edited Oct 20, 2023

Created on Oct 11, 2023

This stacked bar chart visualizes the component scores—Teaching, Research, Citations, Income, and International—from the TIMES World University Rankings 2024 CSV data. Each bar represents a university, with segments stacked by criterion and color-coded via a `d3.scaleOrdinal`. Users can sort the bars by total score in ascending or descending order using buttons that call `updateChart`, which animates bar positions with `transition` and updates the `d3.axisBottom` x-axis. Tooltips display individual segment scores on hover, and the SVG rendering uses `d3.stack` for layout.

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