In  this case, have one way to put label on top of bars?
sorry, for interrupting your question...

2012/7/17 asgallant <drew_gall...@abtassoc.com>

> If you have these two bars as parts of different data series (ie, they
> appear in different columns in the dataTable), you can assign each series
> to a separate y-axis using the series.[seriesIndex].targetAxisIndex option.
>  Like this:  http://jsfiddle.net/asgallant/gBawX/
>
> On Tuesday, July 17, 2012 12:30:04 PM UTC-4, Jose Miguel Ramírez Escobedo
> wrote:
>>
>> ok thank you for the answer, one more thing ok i have a lot of data, for
>> instance i have  a value of 3000 and for example i have another value of 4
>> so when the bars are drown the value of 4 is not visible i mean is in the
>> chart but how is a little i can`t see it, what can i do, use a option scale
>> or make the height of the chart bigger, or make the range of the gridlines
>> shorter, please
>>
>> El martes, 17 de julio de 2012 11:13:25 UTC-5, asgallant escribió:
>>>
>>> According to the Terms of 
>>> Service<https://developers.google.com/chart/terms>,
>>> you cannot download the API to local storage; you must link to Google's
>>> servers every time.
>>>
>>> The options you use are almost exactly correct, you just need a few
>>> changes:
>>>
>>> 1) the font size is controlled by vAxis.textStyle.fontSize, not
>>> vAxis.fontSize
>>> 2) the default strokeWidth for the background is 0, so you need to set
>>> it to something larger
>>>
>>> Your options should look something like this:
>>> var options2 = {
>>>     width: 800,
>>>     height: 300,
>>>     hAxis: {
>>>         slantedTextAngle: 90,
>>>         maxTextLines: 2,
>>>         minTextSpacing: 5
>>>     },
>>>     vAxis: {
>>>         textStyle: {
>>>             fontSize: 5
>>>         }
>>>     },
>>>     backgroundColor: {
>>>         stroke: '#DFA',
>>>         strokeWidth: 5
>>>     }
>>> };
>>>
>>> As regard the hAxis.slantedTextAngle/**maxTextLines/minTextSpacing
>>> options, from what I have observed, these are applied only when the API
>>> determines that they are needed.  First, the API tries to draw the axis
>>> values horizontally; if they are closer together than hAxis.minTextSpacing,
>>> the API splits individual labels into more lines, limited by
>>> hAxis.maxTextLines and the amount of available space; if they don't fit, it
>>> moves labels to different lines, limited by hAxis.maxAlternation and the
>>> amount of available space; if it still can't fit them all, then it draws
>>> them on an angle as determined by hAxis.slantedTextAngle.  I could be wrong
>>> about the exact order, but this seems to be the process.  I suspect that at
>>> each level, some options are given higher priority than others (ie, if you
>>> set slantedTextAngle to 90 and minTextSpacing to 100, you will probably get
>>> vertical labels that are closer than 100 pixels to each other, assuming
>>> your chart isn't so large that data points are 100+ pixels apart).
>>>
>>> On Tuesday, July 17, 2012 11:06:12 AM UTC-4, Jose Miguel Ramírez
>>> Escobedo wrote:
>>>>
>>>> hello everybody, i have two cuestions, first can i have the libraries
>>>> of google chart in my computer i mean can i download and use them or just
>>>> can be used link them directly to google, second i`m trying to customize a
>>>> barchart and linechart but the options don`t work, i read in the google
>>>> group that for a dot notation i have to do somethin like this but it
>>>> doesn`t work:
>>>> var options2 = {
>>>>             width:800,
>>>>             height:300,
>>>>             hAxis:{slantedTextAngle:90,**maxTextLines:2,minTextSpacing:
>>>> **4},
>>>>             vAxis:{fontSize:5},
>>>>             backgroundColor:{stroke:'#DFA'**}
>>>>           };
>>>>
>>>> only width,height and slantedTextAngle work but for instance the other
>>>> options for hAxis and the options with dot notation not
>>>> thank you
>>>>
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