Waterfall Chart

The Waterfall Chart is commonly used to display the cumulative change of values. Here are its typical use cases:

Waterfall Chart Use Cases

1. Financial Analysis

   • Income and Expenses: Show how gross income gradually reduces to net profit.
   • Cost Analysis: Analyze the contribution of various costs to total cost.
   • Budget vs. Actual: Compare differences between planned budget and actual expenditure.

2. Data Change Tracking

   • Increase/Decrease Analysis: Display staged changes from an initial value to a final value.
   • Time Series: Track cumulative value changes over a period.

3. Business Performance Analysis

   • Sales Contribution: Analyze the impact of products, regions, or departments on total sales.
   • Market Share: Show the effect of competitors entering or leaving the market.

4. Project Management

   • Progress Tracking: Show staged progress of task completion.
   • Resource Allocation: Understand the increase, decrease, and usage of resources.

5. Other Scenarios

   • Inventory Management: Show inventory increase/decrease changes.
   • Policy Impact: Analyze the impact of policy adjustments on revenue or costs.

Configuration Requirements

Axis Style

Please refer to Axis Style Configuration