Free Stacked Waterfall Chart Templates
Browse stacked waterfall chart templates for bridges where a single step is driven by multiple contributors, such as a revenue bridge broken out by product line.
Stacked waterfall chart templates for multi-contributor bridges
A stacked waterfall chart is a standard waterfall where one or more steps are broken into segments, showing which categories drove that step's change instead of collapsing it into a single bar. It's the right format when a revenue or cost change at a given step comes from multiple products, regions, or line items rather than one factor — common in P&L bridges by business unit, or budget walks with several drivers per period. Pick a template, paste your data, and drop the finished chart into your deck.
What is a stacked waterfall chart?
A stacked waterfall chart is a waterfall chart where individual steps are broken into stacked segments, so a single bridge step can show contributions from multiple products, regions, or categories instead of one combined value.
When should I use a stacked waterfall instead of a regular waterfall?
Use a stacked waterfall when a step in your bridge is driven by more than one factor and you want the breakdown visible — for example, a revenue bridge where the 'new business' step should show which product lines contributed. Use a regular waterfall when every step already represents a single factor.
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