Which of the following is a defining characteristic of a stacked column chart?
A) It compares differences in quantities using differences in the lengths of the bars to represent those quantities.
B) It compares quantities of two or three different values in one chart by clustering bars together.
C) It contains columns that begin at a central point of reference and either go up or down.
D) It contains columns that are divided into parts and distinguished by different colors or cross-hatching.
E) It is especially good for showing percentage changes and any series in which plus and minus quantities are present.

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Stacked column charts are characterized by columns that are divided into parts, which are usually distinguished by different colors or patterns. This allows for the comparison of the part-to-whole relationships within each column, as well as across columns.

Which of the Following Is a Defining Characteristic of a Stacked