Yes, the reason your chart shows the 50-year time span is because all of
your data is on the same date. The chart can not infer an appropriate axis
range given a single date, so you would have to either add more dates, or
specify any of the following hAxis options:
hAxis: {
minValue: /* some date for the start of the data set, chart uses min of
minValue and min date in data set */,
maxValue: /* some date for the end of the data set, chart uses max of
maxValue and max date in data set */
}
hAxis: {
viewWindow: {
min: /* min date for the chart to show (overrides data) */,
max: /* max date for the chart to show (overrides data) */
}
}
hAxis: {
ticks: [/* array of dates to use as the axis values */]
}
On Thursday, March 6, 2014 12:18:00 PM UTC-5, Missy wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> its a little strange, on the alert dialog the date shows up as 'wed jan 16
> 2013' but the code behind data is formatted as below:
>
> <script
> type="text/javascript">google.load('visualization','1.0',{'packages':['corechart','controls']});google.setOnLoadCallback(function(){drawVisualization([{"ColumnName":"ADAGI","Value":59,"Type":"CVR","Date":"\/Date(1358294400000)\/"},{"ColumnName":"AXIUS
>
> 2007-1X
> SUB","Value":32,"Type":"CVR","Date":"\/Date(1358294400000)\/"},{"ColumnName":"BACCH
>
> 2007-1
> C","Value":75,"Type":"CVR","Date":"\/Date(1358294400000)\/"},{"ColumnName":"MSIMC
>
> 2007-1X
> D","Value":75,"Type":"CVR","Date":"\/Date(1358294400000)\/"},{"ColumnName":"EGLXY
>
> 2007-2X
> D","Value":75,"Type":"CVR","Date":"\/Date(1358294400000)\/"},{"ColumnName":"GALE","Value":97,"Type":"TALK","Date":"\/Date(1358294400000)\/"},{"ColumnName":"DUANE","Value":98,"Type":"TALK","Date":"\/Date(1358294400000)\/"},{"ColumnName":"ABCLO","Value":97,"Type":"TALK","Date":"\/Date(1358294400000)\/"},{"ColumnName":"DRYD","Value":98,"Type":"TALK","Date":"\/Date(1358294400000)\/"},{"ColumnName":"NOBHL","Value":98,"Type":"TALK","Date":"\/Date(1358294400000)\/"}],'Text
>
> Example','Text Example','Price_Type,');});</script></form>
>
> Could this issue because i have duplicate date values. for example, i
> have 10 data points for the same date '16/1/2013', could this be the reason?
> if so, do I implement function to deal with this in javascript or c# code
> behind.
>
> Thanks a million for support and time.
>
>
>
>
> On Thursday, March 6, 2014 4:59:34 PM UTC, asgallant wrote:
>>
>> What does the data look like?
>>
>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>
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