A 100% normalized stacked column chart that proves a shift in composition. Asymmetric split: a 30% narrative column (conclusion headline, an oversized before/after pair for the emphasized series, period and total footnotes) and a 70% chart of five period columns. Every column is the same height, so only the mix is compared, never the absolute volume.
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Best for: Proving a revenue mix shift, license-to-subscription transitions, moving from low-margin to high-margin products, channel mix change, customer segment recomposition
Use: When the qualitative change in composition is the point. Fits license-to-subscription transitions, product mix moves, and channel or segment recomposition, where the claim is what share of the whole each series holds over time. Because 100% normalization hides the total, always state the change in total in the left footnote.
Avoid: Use chart-bar or chart-line when growth in the total is the message. Use comparison-cost-stack to pit two options total costs against each other, chart-donut-breakdown for a single-period breakdown, chart-slope-comparison when there are only two periods, chart-waterfall-bridge for the delta path from a start to an end value, and chart-heatmap for a row-by-column matrix such as cohort retention. Fewer than three periods or more than three series makes the segments unreadable.
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