Hi,
Is it possible to query a DataTable Object using
google.visualization.Query() instead of the google spreadsheet URL.
Thanks in advance.
Regards,
Alen James
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Hi Alen,
It is not possible to query a DataTable object, though that is an
interesting idea, and I can see it would be convenient. The
google.visualization.Query is actually interpreted by the spreadsheet
server, so we would have to reimplement all that logic on the client side.
On Sun, Oct 14,
I have iterations on x-axis, all points on the plot are correct (57=58=59,
60=61), but why would this hill between 58 and 59 and "underhill" between
60 and 61 appear? Can I disable it somehow?
Hope for your reply. Thanks.
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That's a very clear demonstration of how the lines are smoothed currently.
There has never been any option for another way to do it, though line
smoothing can be done in a variety of ways.
Maybe you can pick out one that would be better for you:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smoothing#Algorithms
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