React Bar Charts are similar to Column Charts, with the width of the rectangle proportional to the datapoint's y-value. This characteristic brings Bar Charts the nickname "Horizontal Column Charts". In a Bar Chart, the vertical axis represents the x-axis, while the horizontal axis represents the y-axis.
For multi-series bar charts, datapoints from different series sharing the same x-values are placed adjacent to one another and distinguished by their color. Typically, positive values are plotted towards the right side, and negative values towards the left, unless the y-axis is reversed. React Bar Charts also support Stacked Bar and Stacked Bar 100% Charts where datapoints from different series are stacked one on top of another.
Bar Charts, also called as Horizontal Bar Charts, are useful to compare value between different categories / series.
Stacked Bar Charts – bars from each dataseries are stacked horizontally on top of each other and are used to show relation between individual value to the total sum.
Most commonly used features in React Bar Chart includes beveling the bars, index-labels, color, multiple axes, etc.
React Bar Charts typically render efficiently with default settings in most scenarios. However, for situations requiring optimization, consider implementing the following tweaks to enhance rendering speed: