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Maybe I am not understanding the area chart properly but here is an image to properly display what the problem is and what I am looking for:
Can someone explain why stacking: normal display values like it does? And how to possibly fix it? I have tried stacking: null, and stacking: percent, but both do not give the desired results.
EDIT: I see my error, however, I’m not sure how to fix it. I need to graph the two series in a group so that they are rendered together and not normalized. Any ideas?
When stacking is used, the values of each series for a certain x-value is added together (stacked), and the y-value corresponds to the total of the accumulated series. So the upper graphs looks ok I think.
For 2010-08 its adding 2 + 4 = 6 which is the value of the y-axis and,
for 2010-09 its adding 4 + 4 = 8.
To make your data work with stacking, you want to subtract the ‘in-service’ from ‘total’. Or maybe have two series named ‘in-service’ and ‘out-of-service’. When stacking those two series you will get the total.