Stacked Bars and Waterfalls

32 values, copied with their percent marks. The running header is elided.

Unlabeled segments over a percent grid, with legend-named components and a printed total above each stack. Every segment is read as its own span — EUR High Yield's grey segment runs from about 2.5% to 5.7%, so its value is 3.2%, not 5.7% — and carries the axis's percent mark. Three of the five classes have no hedging segment: those cells are empty. The printed totals, in bold, sit in the last column. The source line runs off the right edge of the page and is written as far as it is visible.

Eight steps from EBT to FCF, each printing its value above or below its bar, negatives in parentheses; Tax paid and Working Capital are drawn as a line rather than a bar and print their values the same way. Every value is copied as printed. The category labels keep their footnote superscripts, and the unit note heads the value column. The page heading above the chart, and the panels and notes below it, are elided.

Four horizontal stacks, one per business area, each printing a growth figure at its end and, in a column to the right, one or two lines naming sub-businesses with their own growth. This is one table, one row per bar, with a column holding each row's annotation lines as a list, so the annotations stay attached to their bar. The two segments of each stack print no value and no axis calibrates them, so they give no column; their legend follows the table as text. The labels and growth figures in heavier type are bold.