I'm experiencing the same problem: did you manage to solve it?
Il giorno martedì 14 febbraio 2012 07:44:28 UTC+1, Peter Br. ha scritto:
>
> I am using Google Java datasource library to generate CSV files, and
> read them later for visualization. Visualization is done with Google
> Chart Tools.
> The problem is with decimal separator in numbers. Depending on locale
> used for creating CSV files, decimal separator can be "." or ",". And
> when I feed the data from files to visualization charts (I'm testing
> with Column chart), depending on locale in browser "." or "," is
> playing the role of decimal separator.
> That means if the locale in browser is different from locale used for
> creating CSV files, decimal separators are ignored and, for example,
> 123.45 ("." is decimal separator here) transforms to 12 345.
>
> That is a major problem with using Google charts for me, as I don't
> know the locale in user browser. It can be anything.
>
> Is there a way to make Google charts always use "." as decimal
> separator no matter what locale is?
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