Currently, the information for "metros" in the USA must be purchased from
Nielsen. Are there plans to use a different form of "metros" than the
Neilsen DMAs?
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On Monday, November 25, 2019 at 9:27:59 AM UTC-5, Daniel LaLiberte wrote:
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> Hi Bryan,
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> The best you can do now is to turn off the default legend and draw (i.e.
> more kludges) your own legend using a 100% stacked stepped area chart.
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>
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Can the stacked stepped area chart be overlaid as
I have figured out how to kludge GeoChart into displaying a bivariate
choropleth. It requires coding each data point to an arbitrary number that
associates with a specific color in the bivariate palette matrix. The
legend is, of course, hideous and lacks useful information to transmit. Is
Can anyone explain why a post I keep trying to make about being unable to
change colors on a chart gets deleted over and over?
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I can't get a chart to format series or error bars. Here is my code,
including HTML for the page.
https://www.gstatic.com/charts/loader.js";>
google.charts.load('current', {packages: ['corechart']});
google.charts.setOnLoadCallback(drawChart);
This post got through, but the two attempts I made to actually ask a
visualization-related question did not.
What do I need to do?
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I recently made a post to this forum, and it seems to have disappeared. It
was on-topic, very neutral, and posed a simple question.
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I want to use GeoChart for ease of functionality to present data on
neighborhoods of Marion County, Indiana. I have KMLs that have the data,
but serving them through web pages as maps is horribly clunky in comparison
to a GeoChart. I have plenty of experience with national-level GeoCharts.
Is
wing, you are giving it disp_age as your data,
>> but you meant to give it data.
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>> On Thu, Aug 4, 2016 at 11:05 AM, Bryan Maloney <
>> maloneywritin...@gmail.com> wrote:
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>>> Now that I got the axes issues out of the way, I tried to
Now that I got the axes issues out of the way, I tried to add a second type
of chart.
This page is a simplified version of the problem. The chart on the left
renders correctly. The chart on the right gets an error: You called the
draw() method with the wrong type of data rather than a
Never mind, I figured it out. Thank you.
On Wed, Aug 3, 2016 at 10:07 AM, Bryan Maloney <maloneywritin...@gmail.com>
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> How is that done? Is there a "lines" option that replaces "options_lines"
> in a generic "options" statement?
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> On Wed
ee in your code is that you are setting the viewWindow in your
> options variable, but you are passing options_lines to your chart draw()
> call. Try merging those into one options structure.
>
> On Wed, Aug 3, 2016 at 9:29 AM, Bryan Maloney <maloneywritin...@gmail.com>
> wrote:
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I have several charts that I do NOT want displayed by Google default axes
settings. They are at
http://testarinoid.blogspot.com/2016/08/chart-axes-issues.html
I have made an attempt at customizing axes, but they aren't working. The
javascript is on the page.
Anyway, what I want is for all
On Friday, July 1, 2016 at 10:14:25 AM UTC-4, Daniel LaLiberte wrote:
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> Hi Bryan,
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> It appears you are using both the jsapi loader and the gstatic loader on
> the same page. That is not going to work. If it worked before, you were
> just lucky. We hadn't ever planned or expected that to
On Friday, July 1, 2016 at 10:14:25 AM UTC-4, Daniel LaLiberte wrote:
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> Hi Bryan,
>
> It appears you are using both the jsapi loader and the gstatic loader on
> the same page. That is not going to work. If it worked before, you were
> just lucky. We hadn't ever planned or expected that to
As you have already figured out, I don't really know what you're talking
about. Which loader is which, which loader should I pick, and how do I get
the page to only use one of those loaders?
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I am working on a blog entry with multiple charts. Most of them, so far,
are displaying. One of them is not. It works on
JsFiddle: https://jsfiddle.net/yft7c2w5/
It does not work on the
blog: http://testarinoid.blogspot.com/2016/07/a-chart-isnt-showing-up.html
The chart that isn't rendering
First, I have some input data. The most universally-used way to write this
data is thus:
Could someone look at the following:
http://jsfiddle.net/kpnpvank/4/
It is a modification of a chart kindly worked up on this group. One
modification is that two cells have the quantity 0.076
The strange thing as these two cells are two of the lightest colored cells
in the chart, when the
Putting together everything from everyone, here is what I finally ended up
with:
http://jsfiddle.net/s7040rms/14/
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I didn't like that I had to rearrange the order of the variables for the
annotations to be at reasonable heights, though. On a stacked column, there
should be a SIMPLE option to have annotations for the entire column and not
have them restricted to a single variable.
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That re-introduced a problem that I had previously solved. I did not want
to show the interval figures, since they're fudged calculations to get
around a bug in the API. What I had done was able to mask that. Likewise, I
don't want to show a bazillion decimal places in the total. Also, how do
Never mind, I think I fixed it.
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It is commonly done in data presentation to have X-axis labels that are
horizontal but wrapped. That is, if ones label is the words Missionary
Generation, it could appear thus in the chart:
Missionary
Generation
How does one do this with Google charts?
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Here is what I have been able to do, not at all what I am wanting:
http://jsfiddle.net/s7040rms/8/
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Wrong version:
http://jsfiddle.net/s7040rms/9/
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So, next question. How do I put annotations above the total stacks, clear
of the interval bars, and not attached to the stack by any sort of line?
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Everything I tried came up with a mess, because the annotations are so
rigidly tied to a single data point instead of a column as a whole. Why
can't I just run them across the top of the intervals? That would be the
most sensible way to do it. Real data is presented that way in tens of
stemLength appears to do nothing. I've changed it to several values and it
has no effect. It does not appear in the documentation of annotations in
combo or column charts.
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I tried multiple stemLength values and nothing happened. That just happened
to be the value it ended up on when I gave up. Where in the online
documentation for annotations in Google Charts
(https://developers.google.com/chart/interactive/docs/gallery/combochart?hl=pt-br)
is the need to use
I have the following chart (which was done with a great deal of help from
the team in this community):
http://jsfiddle.net/s7040rms/4/
What I would like to do is either add annotations that are above each
stacked column or add a new line (or lines) to the tooltip that preserves
what the
I have been looking at the instructions for column charts, including
stacked column charts.
I have been looking at the instructions for intervals.
How do I combine the two like so?
Connecting lines between stacks are optional (but would be nice).
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Also want to place labels above the stacks and above the intervals, with no
little connecter to the stack. These would indicate statistical
groupings, and would be of the nature A, AB, B, etc.
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Thank you for putting that all together. The interval documentation and
the column chart documentation use two entirely different ways to enter
the data, and there is no documentation I could find on how to view one as
equivalent to the other.
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Problem.
It didn't work.
I did a straightforward data substitution and got this:
http://jsfiddle.net/s7040rms/1/
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But the error bars I want to present are for the CUMULATIVE DATA. THAT is
what I want to present. How do I do that?
Or is this YET ANOTHER time when the Google API craps out and doesn't
measure up?
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Actually, the way that data analysts really handle intervals is to not
think of them as intervals in that we don't have to calculate their
position on a chart.
We represent error by inputting the error amount (such as mean standard
error), and then the visualization software figures out how
I had hoped so. Thank you.
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Since Google API doesn't support phylograms (and certainly not unrooted
trees), is there a way I can do a distance matrix-based heat map.
Allow me to illustrate:
Suppose I have the following distance matrix, where 0 is identity, and the
larger the number, the greater the distance.
I'm beginning to think that there is currently more of a need for a good
table of contents on the docs than there is for new features (although new
features are needed).
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I am trying to figure out how to do proper box and whisker charts, which
means showing individual points that exceed 1.5 IQR would be shown as
individual outliers. Likewise, there would be horizontal bars at the end of
each whisker, and the median WOULD BE VISIBLE. The candlestick chart
won't
I did a lot of fiddling and made a discovery: The problem only exists when
I do float:left!
When I do float:right, everything works.
What do rendering coders smoke?
Where do I get some?
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Can a phylogram or other branch-length-respecting tree be rendered in the
visualization API? A phylogram is a type of tree representation. They could
be seen as types of organizational chart, but the Google organizational
chart API doesn't seem to be capable of rendering them. These trees
I was afraid of that. I'd have to write the entire algorithm from scratch,
then. There are paradigms (many of them in C) that I could use.
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I hate the px size unit. It's the worst possible size unit that can be
imagined. Why? Because it stupidly presumes that ALL MONITORS ARE
IDENTICAL! I use percent or em. Using px is such a bad design decision
that it beggars comprehension. Unfortunately, it seems to be impossible to
do any
I noted a three-year-old thread where this was something being worked on?
Has Google ever actually done it, permitting users to create xy charts
where the points are connected? To forestall people who have never done
scientific work, such charts are used in the sciences, particularly when
the
package.
On Wednesday, August 6, 2014 10:15:41 AM UTC-4, Bryan Maloney wrote:
Since the jsfiddle link fails, what did you do and how does it work? I am
not a javascript programmer. As I stated initially, I use the googleVis
package to generate the geocharts. How do I pass this through
1: That's really cool.
2: When I mouseover, the legend jumps back to the lower left corner and
loses all formatting improvements.
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/. The example uses a
DataView to add the tooltip column in (lines 279-286), and draws the chart
using the view. If you are creating the chart server-side, it may be
easier to add the tooltip column there instead of using a view.
On Tuesday, August 5, 2014 3:33:41 PM UTC-4, Bryan Maloney wrote
Since the jsfiddle link fails, what did you do and how does it work? I am
not a javascript programmer. As I stated initially, I use the googleVis
package to generate the geocharts. How do I pass this through googleVis?
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How do I move and modify the legend on a regional Geochart? My region is
the USA, and the legend would work much better in the Gulf of Mexico than
off on the lower left corner. Likewise, I would like to attach a legend to
the legend, so to speak, some text to define it, as in Aggregate Gross
I asked on the Blogger forum and was told to bug the GeoChart guys. Sounds
like an enormous amount of buck passing going on, with nobody at all having
the faintest clue. I am in regions mode. Here is one of the googleVis
statements I use to generate a GeoChart: AIG - gvisGeoChart(difference,
In addition to the googleVis command, here is the output from that command.
For the Alabama entry,
[
AL,
AL: $22 million,
22186
]
I wish to suppress AL and suppress 22186 and have only AL: $22 million
appear on mouseover.
!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC -//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Strict//EN
I'm using the gvisGeoChart function in googleVis to generate choropleth
maps, USA, by state.
I wish to know the following:
1. How do I embed the GeoChart object in a Blogger website post? Blogger is
part of Google, it should be easy? HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!
2. How do I control what is
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