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Created on Apr 9, 2023

This example shows a stacked 3D column chart comparing average sleeping hours for males and females across seven age categories, with the columns arranged in depth-based groups along a simulated z-axis labeled “Countries.” The chart uses Highcharts with the highcharts-3d module, setting the chart type to `column` and enabling `options3d` with alpha and beta rotation angles. Axis categories are hardcoded in the `xAxis` configuration, while the `series` data arrays provide paired `[x, y]` values for each gender, and `plotOptions.column` controls depth and group padding for the three-dimensional effect.

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