Uber Revenue Mix

The pandemic shifted Uber revenue mix from ride-hailing to Eats, as shown in this 100% stacked bar chart. While its mobility revenue halved, its delivery revenue grew almost 4-fold and accounted for 40% of the total for Q3 2020. Overall, net adjusted revenue fell 20% from $3.5B to $2.8B when comparing Q3 2019 to Q3 2020. In Q3 2019 ride hailing (mobility) revenue was $2.9B and accounted for 81% of Uber's total. In Q3 2020 it fell to $1.4B and made up just 49%. Delivery (Uber Eats) revenue grew over the same period. It was just $.4B in Q3 2019 (11% of total), but grew to $1.1B and accounted for 40% of total in Q3 2020.

Uber Revenue Mix in a 100% Stacked Bar Chart with Data Column

How I Made this 100% Stacked Bar Chart with Data Column

Here is the Uber revenue data I used to create the 100% stacked bar chart:

Here's how I made the chart:

copy the data from Uber revenue data from financial statement into Excel and add the % change column using an Excel formula
create a 100% stacked bar chart in Excel from the above data range
change the data label for Freight to Freight & Other
use Format Bars and Series to hide data for Q4 2019 and Q1 and Q2 2020, to show % Change as a CAGR column and to hide Adjusted Net Revenue row
show Auto Total for CAGR column
turn Freight and Other into an Other series (Bars and Series, Series Options) and add Other Bets and ATG rows into it
add legend and align it with CAGR column
hide the x and y axes and add x and y axis title
adjust internal margins and bar gaps