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Stacked Bar Chart

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PPatMartin
Last edited Aug 7, 2017
Created on Jan 15, 2017

This example shows a stacked bar chart created with dex.js and the C3 charting library, displaying 30 rows of randomized numeric data across five series (A through E). The chart renders inside an HTML page using the `dex.charts.c3.StackedBarChart` API, which binds to a `dex.csv` dataset generated by `dex.datagen.randomIndexedMatrix`. The visualization uses C3’s rendering engine, with styling and layout handled by Bootstrap, jQuery UI, and custom dex CSS, all loaded from CDNs.

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Stacked Bar Chart

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