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On 2017/01/05 1:11, 'Daniel LaLiberte' via Google Visualization API wrote:
Thanks for your help. Creating a new view that contains only my calculated
sort column, and then sorting my original view by setting its rows to be
getSortedRows of the new view column works well for me, without being too
disruptive to my existing code. E.g. https://jsfiddle.net/fbkwmjjL/1/
You could create yet another view that only lists the columns you do want
to use in the chart. If you are using a ChartWrapper, you can do this with
a 'view' property.
We don't have a role to 'ignore' a column, though I can see that might be
useful.
On Wed, Jan 4, 2017 at 12:10 PM, Suzanne
Hi Daniel,
If I don't want the calculated sort column to appear in my graph, what can
I do? If it's included in my view, by default it will be shown as an
additional series. The only other numeric role that seems to be available
to me is interval, which is not what I want either. Is there a
Google Charts 45.1 is now 'current', and the same as 'upcoming'.
I delayed this stage of the deployment (switching 'current' to be the same
as 'upcoming') until now, partly because of some additional issues and
questions about whether it was working correctly, but also because of the
holidays.
Hi Suzanne,
I believe the getSortedRows() method should work with calculated columns as
well. Here is an example showing that it is working as I would expect:
https://jsfiddle.net/dlaliberte/fbkwmjjL/
Perhaps you have found a bug, but if so, we would need to see the details
of what you are
