I was thinking maybe something like this - 1 extra bar with full scale and guiding lines capturing the proportion: 10 % Scale: 0--------|______________________________________________________________________| . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ↓ ↓ Group A: 0------------------------------------------------________________________________| Group B: 0--------------------------------------------------------________________________|
Or even just a down-open horizontal curly bracket ("top curly bracket") above the charts:
10 % ⏞ <---HTML code of the top curly bracket symbol Group A: 0------------------------------------------------________________________________| Group B: 0--------------------------------------------------------________________________|
Hi, some feedback on the visual side of the figures: The scaling feels really strange when a value 6-7 % shows as a ~70% piece of the total, especially given that later on, a value of 32 % is shown as ~85% piece of the total.
Only the last graph seems to actually be scaled to 100 % at the total.
I think the first two would be clearer with a full-scale reference bar and "zoom-in" indication that the following ones display a smaller percentage as their total. And I'd say the third one has big enough values to scale to 100 %.
I was thinking maybe something like this - 1 extra bar with full scale and guiding lines capturing the proportion:
10 %
Scale: 0--------|______________________________________________________________________|
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↓ ↓
Group A: 0------------------------------------------------________________________________|
Group B: 0--------------------------------------------------------________________________|
Or even just a down-open horizontal curly bracket ("top curly bracket") above the charts:
10 %
⏞ <---HTML code of the top curly bracket symbol
Group A: 0------------------------------------------------________________________________|
Group B: 0--------------------------------------------------------________________________|
Hi, some feedback on the visual side of the figures:
The scaling feels really strange when a value 6-7 % shows as a ~70% piece of the total, especially given that later on, a value of 32 % is shown as ~85% piece of the total.
Only the last graph seems to actually be scaled to 100 % at the total.
I think the first two would be clearer with a full-scale reference bar and "zoom-in" indication that the following ones display a smaller percentage as their total.
And I'd say the third one has big enough values to scale to 100 %.