Marcus,
Thanks for the tip.
I tried text encoding with data scaling and was able to get what I
wanted (almost).
Here's my sample code: http://chart.apis.google.com/chart?
chs=500x300cht=lcchd=t:
130.5,100,85,77,60.5chds=0,131chxt=x,y,rchxr=0,2004,2008,1|
I have been trying for some time to try and get a bar chart to work
where I have a different color for each bar on the chart and a
separate axis label for each bar. Is this supported?
The bar chart I am trying would have two vertical bars.
--~--~-~--~~~---~--~~
This is definitely supported.
From the Chart Colors section @
http://code.google.com/apis/chart/colors.html#chart_colors
-- Specify a color for each data point within a single data set by
separating the color parameters by using the pipe character (|). This
feature is available for bar charts,
In your first chart looks good. With your second chart you changed the
axis range but you also need to tell the API to auto-scale your data
to match. Modify your CHDS parameter so it reads 50,131.
When working with grid lines you need to consider the chart area as a
100x100 grid and specify
