o Braun" <braun0...@gmail.com>
> wrote:
>
>> Because in the code the line graph when there is no data the line goes
>> down to zero, instead of following the trend of the previous values?
>> https://www.gstatic.com/c</a>
>> harts/loader.js">
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Interpolate the points you want and include them in your data passed to the
API.
~EG
On Feb 7, 2017 4:22 PM, "Wilson Rogério Braun" <braun0...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Because in the code the line graph when there is no data the line goes
> down to zero, instead
Because in the code the line graph when there is no data the line goes down
to zero, instead of following the trend of the previous values?
https://www.gstatic.com/charts/loader.js"</a>;>
Hello all,
I have come here after all most 7 days of research and after no returns in
what i need from Google Chart,
1. I am trying to create Line graph using huge json dataset of currency for
last 10 years(approx)
this is the json file I am using -
https://www.quandl.com/api/v1/datasets
and after no returns in
what i need from Google Chart,
1. I am trying to create Line graph using huge json dataset of currency
for last 10 years(approx)
this is the json file I am using -
https://www.quandl.com/api/v1/datasets/BNP/USDNOK.json
The first issue I faced was loading the json data
Hi,
How can show the data values at each point in the below graph. Some
one could help me?
http://chart.googleapis.com/chart?cht=lcchts=a81e20,15chtt=Yearly+Performance+Progresschco=a81e20chs=350x200chxt=x,ychg=25,5chm=B,76A4FB,0,0,0,0chxr=1,0,6chds=0,6chl=2008-09|2009-10|2010-11chd=t:2,4,3
I am trying to figure out the name/value for vAxis.logScale line
chart. Please see the following URL:
http://code.google.com/apis/chart/image/docs/gallery/line_charts.html...
In here, you will see that it specifies the param 'cht' for Chart
Type
and its value is 'lc' for a Line Chart.
Via a Text and Data Value
Markerhttp://code.google.com/apis/chart/image/docs/gallery/bar_charts.html#gcharts_data_point_labels
like
chm=N,FF,0,-1,14
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Hi,
Read this entire section of the API documentation
http://code.google.com/apis/chart/docs/data_formats.html#scaled_values
... and then take a look at your chart parameters:
- CHD: your data ranges from 25-27,
- CHDS: you're telling Google that your data ranges between 20 and 30
- CHXL: you're
I am fairly new to the Google Chart API, and I LOVE it. I have been
mostly using it in SharePoint (WSS) to chart out data on my intranet.
I am running into one problem that I can't seem to figure out. I have
one chart that plots a data point every day. It charts out various
interest rates for
Hi,
I was wondering if anyone could shed some light on this. I have two
lines with 5 points each. I have a label for each point I want to
show along the bottom axis. It appears that the labels are not
associated with their respective values in the chart. Is this a bug
or have I done something
You sir are awesome. That was it! Thanks
-d
On Jan 17, 9:48 pm, KeithB kbornho...@gmail.com wrote:
Hey there,
The labels do not match because you're specifying five data points
(extended encoding) and six labels (chxl=1:|first|second|third|fourth|
fifth|sixth). Your last pipe character
I'm sure that this has been touched upon before but I didn't see any
posts about it so I'll ask:
I'm trying to generate a line graph with multiple data sets and I
would like to have different colors fill the gaps between the data
sets. So, if my first data set creates (for simplicity's sake
Check out the Fill Area section within Getting Creative - Colors @
http://code.google.com/apis/chart/colors.html#fill_area_marker
Have fun,
K
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Hi.
I'm trying to plot a time-based graph with the Google Chart APIs but
it seems that by default the xy line graph assumes data is out of a
hundred, where a hundred is the maximum. How can i change that
behaviour so it automatically scales to the largest values I have on
my graph.
For example
Chart APIs but
it seems that by default the xy line graph assumes data is out of a
hundred, where a hundred is the maximum. How can i change that
behaviour so it automatically scales to the largest values I have on
my graph.
For example so far I
have:http://chart.apis.google.com/chart?chs
G'day Google Chart,
I can't seem to find any reference or examples of dual axis line
graphs...is this possible. I need this has I have to series I'd like
to plot, but the scales are vastly different, so I can't have on the
same axis.
If you can tell me if this is possible, and if there are any
You'll need to use two datasets to create the desired effect. Here's a
quick example:
http://chart.apis.google.com/chart?cht=lc;
chs=200x125
chd=t:40,60,60,45,47,-1,-1,-1|-1,-1,-1,-1,47,75,70,72
chls=1,1,0|3,6,3
Good luck,
K
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awesome. thank you.
On Jul 21, 9:52 am, KeithB kbornho...@gmail.com wrote:
You'll need to use two datasets to create the desired effect. Here's a
quick example:
http://chart.apis.google.com/chart?cht=lc;
chs=200x125
chd=t:40,60,60,45,47,-1,-1,-1|-1,-1,-1,-1,47,75,70,72
chls=1,1,0|3,6,3
sorry but I dont need to use two datasets to create the desired effect
:(
I need to save one google chart in my web-server using ASP or PHP...
Do you understand me?
Thank you.
You'll need to use two datasets to create the desired effect. Here's a
quick example:
I've been playing around with the Google Charts API for the past week
or so and I've found it to be extremely useful, but I'm unable to make
some of the design tweaks to it that I want.
Is there any way to extend a line graph with a dotted line like the
photoshopped image I have a link to below
You were close with using chco=color 1|color 2, but you need to
use ',' instead of '|'. Using ',' in chco sets the color for the
entire data series whereas '|' sets the color for each bar within a
data series. See http://code.google.com/apis/chart/colors.html#chart_colors
for more info about
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