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Example of a stacked bar chart. Each layer of the stack is represented by a different color. Our example is a simple bar chart, so we don’t need the stacking feature. You can add a goal line that specifies where you want numbers to be and Metabase can notify you when the graph raises or drops to. Metabase will show you the bars in descending order of size, with a final bar at the bottom for items that didn’t fit. If you have a bar chart like Count of Users by Age, where the x-axis is a number, you’ll get a special kind of chart called a histogram, where each bar represents a range of values (called a “bin”). Note that Metabase will automatically bin your results any time you use a number as a grouping, even if you aren’t viewing a bar. Metabase stacked bars. The visualization has been set to a stacked bar chart (figure 5). The question, composed in the notebook editor, use in the following drill-through examples. Setting the visualization to a stacked bar chart. Metabase will automatically create a close-up of the data surrounding the value. Stacked bar chart showing orders grouped by category per year. Relative changes among categories over time If you’re just trying to see how different categories change relative to each other over time, regardless of that count, you could use a stacked bar chart set at 100%.