Re: [visualization-api] Re: Is it possible to format the percentage in the pie chart to 2 decimal places instead of one?

Same problem as KADlancer, labeled option for Pie Charts, shows one-decimal percentage. I prefer to show *no percentage at all* in labeled legend connected with the line to the slice.. but I guess that it's not possible... El jueves, 27 de abril de 2017, 8:59:13 (UTC-3), KADlancer escribió:

[visualization-api] Re: Calendar Chart (Day) Data Cells Color Customization

Any updates, I have a similar problem. I would like to be able to change the appearance of certain cells (days) in the calendar, to highlight outlier data. On Thursday, July 6, 2017 at 5:32:26 PM UTC-4, Jennifer Talbot wrote: > > Hello All, > > I have recently implemented the calendar chart and

[visualization-api] Material Line Charts

Hello, i have make a Material Line Charts and the legend is cut. You can't see the full legend only a part. Here the Picture and the code: [image: My Chart]

Re: [visualization-api] Google Charts - Changing "logScale:true" option from natural log scale to log10 scale

Dear Daniel, Thanks for the reply. I got a little bit confused. Defining the tick values only does not change the spacing between values on the x axis. I think I need to manipulate all the x values by taking log10(x)? What do you think? On Thursday, 12 October 2017 13:48:42 UTC+3, Daniel

Re: [visualization-api] Re: Pie charts draw slice labels in positions causing them to be cut off

*Likely resolved*: Adding a 500ms delay to the jQuery that moves the charts to their intended tab after drawn using a `setTimeout()` seems to have done the trick. There is probably something asynchronous still going on between calling `draw()` on the charts and the main JS wanting to move them

Re: [visualization-api] Re: Pie charts draw slice labels in positions causing them to be cut off

Interestingly the pie charts in question are on different tabs (Bootstrap). However to fix a different issue what we do is render them on the first visible tab, then once all charts have finished rendering they are shifted onto their intended tabs. I'll have a play around with this, but

Re: [visualization-api] Re: Dose any google chart support 2 stacked bar on each x-axis value?(Image is included)

Hi Kenny, I was going to refer you to the material charts, which do support multiple stacks of columns. However, as you discovered, they have to reference separate axes for now. But you can align the two axes and then hide the right side axis by adding to your vAxes options. In the example, it

Re: [visualization-api] Google Charts - Changing "logScale:true" option from natural log scale to log10 scale

Any log scale turns out to be the same regarding the log scaling itself, with multiplication by a constant. The ticks that are displayed is then the main concern. If you want to restrict which tick values to display, you currently (in the current release) are fairly limited. But the easiest way

[visualization-api] Re: Dose any google chart support 2 stacked bar on each x-axis value?(Image is included)

After some searches, Something like this is figured out. But the problem is how these stacked column referred to left axis only but not dual axis?Any ideas? Thanks. Keny於 2017年10月12日星期四 UTC+8上午10時05分26秒寫道： > > >

[visualization-api] Google Charts - Changing "logScale:true" option from natural log scale to log10 scale

Hello all, There is an only one options for transforming horizontal axis of charts to logscale. When I do "logScale:true", it transforms horziontal axis with natural logarithm base. The thing that I need to implement is horizontal axis with log base 10. How can I proceed this issue? Best,

[visualization-api] display a chart from the data from google cloud platform storage

https://docs.particle.io/tutorials/integrations/google-cloud-platform/ I am using this link to store data into the cloud storage. Now i want to create a chart out of this data. How can I do that? I am completely new to this, so please guide me. Thank you -- You received this message because