Thanks. Didn't see that at first.
On Wednesday, February 25, 2015 at 8:54:12 AM UTC-3, Khrys wrote:
Is it possible to change the first letter of the day's name in the
calendar chart to the actual culture? I am in brazil and the months in the
chart are already in my language, but the days
Christopher,
Starting from your code, I built this jsfiddle that works:
http://jsfiddle.net/dlaliberte/1aumt2eg/
I had to change the spreadsheet URL to one that was available publicly. If
you want to share your data, then I can see whether there is a
data-specific problem.
The Table chart has
Khrys, you can use the calendar.daysOfWeek option documented at
https://developers.google.com/chart/interactive/docs/gallery/calendar.
Jon
On Wed, Feb 25, 2015 at 6:54 AM, Khrys khrysl...@gmail.com wrote:
Is it possible to change the first letter of the day's name in the
calendar chart to the
I have a line chart in which I use annotations (line style) to add breaks
into the chart to signify a new phase. For some of those breaks, I just
want a line, with no accompanying text. To do that, I had an annotation
with just a blank space (i.e. ). It seems with the latest rollout, that
Is it possible to change the first letter of the day's name in the calendar
chart to the actual culture? I am in brazil and the months in the chart are
already in my language, but the days isn't. Attached an example. Thanks.
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Hi,
I'm trying out Google Charts for the first time. Basically, I want it to
display information from a database. The database has the following fields:
Name | Age | Nationality
I wrote a PHP / SQL query that groups the Nationality and displays the
amount. For example:
India - 10
Australia-
Hi Mike,
Sounds like you found a bug, which we should be able to fix, though
probably not until the next release. As another possible slightly better
workaround, you might try some other whitespace characters besides space.
e.g. tab or newline, properly escaped or encoded.
On Wed, Feb 25, 2015
The most important bit is your JavaScript, but a fully working example
(where a chart is drawn and demonstrates your issue) is far preferable.
On Wed, Feb 25, 2015 at 2:33 PM Laura Johnson brewbea...@gmail.com wrote:
Sergey,
I'm assuming you'd need me to provide the CSS and HTML, correct? Or
Sergey,
I'm sorry - but the data is behind a firewall so I can't provide a working
copy.
I have attached a .txt file with the html, .js, and .css. Maybe this will
help?
L.
On Wednesday, February 25, 2015 at 2:49:09 PM UTC-5, Sergey wrote:
The most important bit is your JavaScript, but a
Hi Anthony,
Many people are experiencing problems with tables, after the v41 release
last week. I am closing in on a set of fixes that will help, which I hope
to push out by tomorrow. But on your page, your Detailed Job Categories
table that combines paging with vertical scrolling may still
It looks like you have some interesting CSS there that does weird things
with the positioning of the chart, and it also looks like there's no height
specified for the chart. If your intention is that the chart will be a
consistent width/height, and simply want your chart area to be square, you
can
Has anyone noticed that table charts are garbled for them? These all used
to work fine and now they don't draw the same way.
Did something change?
Example:
http://www.towncharts.com/California/Economy/San-Francisco-city-CA-Economy-data.html
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Sergey,
I'm assuming you'd need me to provide the CSS and HTML, correct? Or the
whole page?
Laura
On Wednesday, February 25, 2015 at 2:23:17 PM UTC-5, Sergey wrote:
Hi Laura,
The size of the table shouldn't affect your chart area. My guess (as
that's all I can do without any actual code
Hi Laura,
The size of the table shouldn't affect your chart area. My guess (as that's
all I can do without any actual code to look at) is that you're setting the
chartArea.height option and are doing so in an odd way. I'm afraid I don't
have any more advice for you without any code to look at.
Hi All,
I am building a bubble chart and have it working properly except for the
size. I want the height of the Y axis to remain the same as the length of
the X axis regardless of the number of bubbles.
What I'm seeing is that fewer bubbles results in a smaller table, as shown
in the
Hi Andrew,
greetings
I can get the pie chart in IE 7,9,10,11
but in IE 8 chart doesnt display,can you please let me know how can i get
the chart to be displayed in IE 8 as well.
html
head
?php
$state = 'sg';
$fdate_n = '06022015';
$tdate_n = '08022015';
?
meta
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