Looks like a mixup with Country Codes that match 'regional' codes (DE =
Delaware, AR = Arkansas).
https://jsfiddle.net/23rzy5qv/
GB (UK) works fine as there is no matching regional code, but SE (Sweden)
goes to South America. Working fine if you change the country codes to
country names, but
Hey.
First thing I always try if I come across issues like this is to add a
chart of type Table to the page, as you can then verify easily exactly the
type of data the chart has in case something odd is happening. So at the
bottom of your code, add:
var tableOptions={};
var dataTable = new
Hi Diogo,
I'm not quite sure what you mean by force onMouseOver to Cape Verde, but
the rest of your problem sounds like a common issue. This is generally
handled by providing a way of zooming into an area (continent and
subcontinent 'region's are probably best), but we do intend to solve this
Hi Mark,
This is certainly possible, but it can get a bit tricky. One
straightforward way you could accomplish this is simply by adding all the
rows from the second DataTable to the first one, and then sorting it. Here
is a jsfiddle sketch for how this might work: http://jsfiddle.net/f3yk43oe/
Daniel,
Your suggestion of drawing a Table chart is a good one. But in your
example, you forgot to change LineChart to Table, and it would probably
be better to rename your dataTable variable as tableChart to avoid
confusion with DataTables. Another thing to keep in mind is that when you
call
Hi Diogo,
For 'markers' mode, we use Google Maps for geocoding the locations
(converting a string location to a latitude and longitude), and so
ambiguous locations may not get geocoded as you might expect. Because of
this, even though we recommend ISO 3166 codes to be used for 'regions'
mode,
Very true sir - the coffee obviously hadn't really set in yet. ;)
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how i can send the google chart in email like a image? If i send a script
is not work.
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On Mon, Jun 1, 2015 at 2:34 PM, Houssan A. Hijazi hussanhij...@gmail.com
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how i can send the google chart in email like a image? If i send a
script is not work.
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Really new to Google Chart - and already some issues to set all elements
together.
Can someone help me to create the entire coding for:
Data snapshot:
['Month','Year','Direct entry','External referrer','Search engine','Social
media'],
['April',2012,11497,1260,4039,9],
I am using the following query syntax in my google sheet. It doesn't show
any results even after modifying the query with 'contains', startswith etc.
=QUERY(ResourceUsage2015!C4:F200, select C WHERE F ='Vacation', -1)
Any idea why this is happening. I have plenty of data that matches this
HI,
this is not work when i send it to email.
thanks
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https://developers.google.com/chart/interactive/docs/printing
Jon
On Mon, Jun 1, 2015 at 2:34 PM, Houssan A. Hijazi hussan...@gmail.com
javascript:
Hi Houssan,
You can send an image through email where the image was generated by the
getImageURI() method. This has to be done in the browser first, after you
generate a chart by the normal way, and then you can send the generated
image URI out to email. Is that what you tried to do? Can you
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