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multiple-to-stack

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Last edited Dec 24, 2017

Created on Dec 19, 2017

This example shows how individual time-series lines for “Impressions” and “Clicks” can be converted into a stacked area chart using D3 v4. The SVG visualization reads monthly data from a CSV file, parsing date and numeric values, then renders the two categories as stacked areas. The stacked layout is computed with d3.stack, and the chart includes an x-axis for time, a y-axis for values, and a color-coded legend distinguishing the two series.

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