Quip provides these types of bar charts: bar, stacked bar, and bar stacked to 100
percent. Use a bar chart to compare related values. Use a stacked bar chart to compare parts of a
whole and show values across one or more categories. Use a bar chart stacked to 100 percent to
compare the proportions between values in one or more categories.
Required Editions
Available in: Quip desktop app, Quip iOS mobile app, and Quip
on web
Data Options for Bar Charts
To customize data in bar charts, open the Chart Editor, and click the
Customize tab.
Stacking: Choose whether to stack data series in the bar chart.
Style: Change the position of the chart legend, or hide it entirely. Select the colors for
the chart’s background and border.
Series: Apply data labels to show values directly in the chart, and set the labels’ position
and color.
Horizontal Axis: Give the axis a title, adjust its scale, set the number of tick marks
shown, and change the number formatting.
Vertical Axis: Give the axis a title, change the number formatting, and reverse the axis
order.
Sample Data for Bar Charts and Stacked Bar Charts
Rep
Q1 Sales
Q2 Sales
Q3 Sales
Brian
$10,000
$25,000
$53,000
Cameron
$45,000
$60,000
$36,000
Sally
$37,000
$50,000
$78,000
Sample Data for Bar Charts Stacked to 100 Percent
Product Market Share
Product A
Product B
Product C
2019
30%
10%
60%
2020
20%
30%
15%
2021
50%
60%
25%
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