barStack

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Last edited Jun 23, 2012

Created on Jun 23, 2012

The example shows three series of stacked bars, with each series split into positive and negative segments, and toggles between horizontal and vertical orientations. Using D3 v2, the `barStack` function computes cumulative offsets (`y0`) and absolute sizes for each bar, while ordinal and linear scales map data to screen positions. Animated transitions, triggered by a button click, reposition the bars and axes, and the SVG rendering updates smoothly via `transition().duration()`.

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