You can manually format your axis value by using the vAxis.ticks option,
which takes an array of numbers or objects. Each element in the array
specifies a tick mark on the axis; if the element is a number, that number
will appear (formatted by the vAxis.format option) on the axis with a
gridline; if the element is an object, the object's "v" property determines
where the tick mark is placed, and the "f" property detemines what label
will be placed there. As an example:
vAxis: {
ticks: [{v: 0, f: '0'}, {v: 1000, f: '1k'}, {v: 2000, f: '2k'}, {v:
3000, f: '3k'}, {v: 4000, f: '4k'}, {v: 5000, f: '5k'}]
}
You can change the dimensions of the internal chart area (the part where
data is plotted) by using the chartArea option, which has height, width,
top, and left sub-options. Each sub-option can take a numeric value (for
the dimension in pixels) or a string value (for the dimension as a percent
of the total chart height or width). As an example:
chartArea: {
top: '10%', // start the chart area 10% down from the top edge
left: 15, // start the chart area 15px from the left edge
height: '80%', // make the chart area 80% of the total chart height
width: 170 // make the chart area 170 pixels wide
}
Numbers and strings can be mixed and matched in any combination.
On Friday, July 18, 2014 10:51:05 AM UTC-4, Neil Camara wrote:
>
> Hi folks,
>
> How do we automatically convert values so that the numbers doesn't eat up
> too much space?
> For example: I would I want 5,000 to be displayed at 5k. For 13,000,000, I
> want Google Charts to display 13M.
>
> This is what is happening now.
> http://i.imgur.com/QB8tRhK.png
>
> Is it also possible to increase the width of the chart? I want it like
> 15px away from the left and right borders.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Neil
>
>
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