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The 100% component bar chart is a variant of a stacked bar
chart. To make it easier to interpret, make all the bars the same height (or length) and
show the components as percents of the total rather than as actual values. This type of chart, however, is not useful for comparing the relative sizes of the various categories of the main variable (i.e., race/ethnicity) |