Are Stacked Area Charts Possible?

[jtowens]

Hello, I'm new to Performance Analytics. I see there is a way to create stacked bars, and to create area charts, but I don't see an option to create a stacked area. For example, I'd like to see Incidents by priority over time and have those stacked in order to also see the change in overall qty of incidents. Aside from using stacked bars instead, another option might be to use an area chart or line to represent the whole, and then additional indicators on the widget to show some of the other data. Any ideas would be appreciated, thanks.

[Niclas]

Sounds good as long as you don't wanna display the data labels

I'll take the example provided by Jason for Incidents in January:

P1: 100

P2: 200

p3: 500

Now if you do it with a formula indicator the graph would show 300 instead of 200 for p2

[Zach Biewend1]

The best I've come up with is a stacked column chart with many columns (daily and displaying a 1m or 3m time period). I used this to make a burndown chart for points in our sprints. It yields the same visual indicators of relative and absolute, but it isn't quite as clean as a stacked area chart.

[JosephW1]

I submitted the Add "Stacked Area" Visualization Option for PA Widgets idea for this capability. Because, as far as I can tell, this request in its pure state - not in a workaround form - isn't possible OOTB.

This capability would be great! If someone knows how to achieve this ootb or with little customization, please follow up.

Here's a preview of one of SN's stacked area charts. Make no mistake, those data points are stacked, not overlapped. I don't think we can do that ootb with our widgets.