The CHXTC parameter is used to style axis tick marks for any axis. The
documentation only provides examples for the Y and R axes, but you can
definitely style the X. Here are some long, red x-axis tick marks:
http://tinyurl.com/273f6r4
Here's your original link chart: http://tinyurl.com/2epybvc
How can I have x-axis display those data points correctly.
This has been driving me crazy!!
cht=lxy
chs=500x500
chd=t:40283|17|40282,40283|6,4|40283|29
chtt=PDF+Downloads
chts=66,20
chxt=y,x
chxl=0:|1:
chxr=0,0,20,2|1,40282,40285,1
chds=0,20
Adam
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Hi,
I would like to programmatically create pins and markers for a chart
created using the Google Charts API. This relies on knowing the
location of the chart's data points within the chart image.
The chof=json parameter to a Google Chart will return me the JSON
required to create an image map,
Is it possible for a google chart to display information in a
descending order from a database?
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