You're welcome. On Thursday, May 9, 2013 6:11:21 PM UTC-4, William Herbert wrote: > > Thanks for those handy examples! I was able to adapt your methodology to > a project I'm working on and it's exactly what I needed. > > On Sunday, March 31, 2013 10:12:12 AM UTC-4, asgallant wrote: >> >> Column 0 in the example is just the x-axis value; I happened to choose to >> start at 0 and increment by 1, but I could have done something different. >> >> What are you planning to use for your x-axis values? The simple way to >> handle this is to make that column be column 0, and the rest of the code >> should work for the other data series. >> >> On Sunday, March 31, 2013 7:02:23 AM UTC-4, Joel wrote: >>> >>> Thank you for your links, I tried modifying your code for hiding series >>> by clicking on legend. >>> >>> I am abit confused as to how do i insert my own data table into the >>> code, because column 0 in your code is used as the row index. however how >>> do i do the same for my data table? My column 0 is a continuous line for >>> cummulative probability. >>> >>> I do apologize if this might seem like a trivial problem, I am not a >>> programming major, and I am doing this as part of a research project. >>> >>> On Wednesday, March 27, 2013 10:07:02 PM UTC+8, asgallant wrote: >>>> >>>> I wrote two hacks that will do what you want, depending on how you want >>>> it to work. See them here <http://jsfiddle.net/asgallant/6gz2Q/> and >>>> here <http://jsfiddle.net/asgallant/WaUu2/>. >>>> >>>> On Wednesday, March 27, 2013 5:42:51 AM UTC-4, Joel wrote: >>>>> >>>>> var data = google.visualization.arrayToDataTable([ >>>>> ['Cummulative Probability', 'Price', 'RefCfg1', 'RefCfg2', >>>>> 'RefCfg3', 'RefCfg4', 'RefCfg5'], >>>>> [ '0' , '0.08', '0.011', '0.011', '0.011', '0.011', >>>>> '0.011'], >>>>> [ '10', '0.08', '0.011', '0.011', '0.011', '0.011', >>>>> '0.011'], >>>>> [ '20', '0.08', '0.011', '0.011', '0.011', '0.011', >>>>> '0.011'], >>>>> [ '30', '0.08', '0.011', '0.011', '0.011', '0.011', >>>>> '0.011'], >>>>> [ '40', '0.08', '0.011', '0.011', '0.011', '0.011', >>>>> '0.011'], >>>>> [ '50', '0.11', '0.011', '0.011', '0.011', '0.011', >>>>> '0.011'], >>>>> [ '60', '0.115', '0.011', '0.011', '0.011', '0.011', >>>>> '0.011'], >>>>> [ '70', '0.115', '0.011', '0.011', '0.011', '0.011', '0.011'], >>>>> [ '80', '0.115', '0.011', '0.011', '0.011', '0.011', '0.011'], >>>>> [ '90', '0.111', '0.011', '0.011', '0.011', '0.011', '0.011'], >>>>> [ '100', '5.552', '0.008', '0.12', '0.6', '0.008', '5.512'] >>>>> ]); >>>>> >>>>> I am plotting this in a line chart, and I want to be able to >>>>> dynamically show/hide series. >>>>> >>>>> eg: See only series: RefCfg1 and RefCfg2 and hide the others. >>>>> >>>>> I originally used controls, but I realised that controls drive the >>>>> entire chart, so if i attempt to use a numberrangeslider to set RefCfg2 >>>>> to >>>>> [0,0], the other series disappaears altogether. >>>>> >>>>> Is there any method to show/hide serires through the use of controls >>>>> or mouseclicks. >>>>> >>>>>
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