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A Combined EChart displays multiple chart types—such as column, line, and area—in a single visual, making it easier to compare datasets with different units or magnitudes.
Multiple Chart Types: Combine different series types in one chart.
Shared X-Axis: All series share the same category-based X-axis.
Dual Y-Axes: Assign series to either the left or right Y-axis based on their value ranges.
Flexible Styling: Customize chart type, axis assignment, and appearance per series.
Labels and Tooltips: Add data labels and enable tooltips to display exact values on hover.
Use a Combined EChart to:
Show different metrics (e.g., revenue vs. margin) together.
Compare trends using varying scales.
Highlight relationships across multiple datasets.
A Combined EChart might show monthly revenue (column) alongside profit margin (line) on a secondary Y-axis to compare financial performance over time.
You can customize the following for each series:
Chart Type: Choose column, line, or area.
Y-Axis: Assign to left or right axis depending on the value range.
Color and Style: Adjust series color, line thickness, or column width.
Data Labels: Toggle on/off and format as needed.
Use contrasting colors to differentiate series types.
Use the right Y-axis for metrics with significantly different scales.
Keep the chart readable by limiting the number of series.