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

Have this problem, and a solution for this in the short term. POSSIBLE SOLUTION: use the label which is text string, if you do not need a key and can put text needed in a tooltip per slice. options add: pieSliceText: 'label', Then for your label column put '35.77%' the percentage you want. O

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

If I want to do this but, with amcharts, how do I do it? El miércoles, 21 de mayo de 2014, 7:01:49 (UTC-5), Mahmoud Said escribió: > > Did u reach Any solution or workaround?. i'm stuck with the same problem > here, I need to display 2 digits after the the decimal point in the > percentage. appa

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: >

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

I would love an update on this too... I am looking for a way to force the first decimal to show, even for zero values like 8,0%. I'm using the "labeled" option for my Ring/Pie Charts and I would like to change the formatting of the calculated percentage that is shown below the line of each Pie

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

Great idea. You can get the same effect by using the ROUND function to two places in the field where the percentage is calculated. On Saturday, May 7, 2016 at 3:30:09 AM UTC-7, slavko...@wonderlab-it.co.uk wrote: > > Ok, found a way around this - feed the graph with pre-calculated integers > th

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

Ok, found a way around this - feed the graph with pre-calculated integers that add up to 100 and it will show without decimals! On Saturday, May 7, 2016 at 11:25:06 AM UTC+1, slavko...@wonderlab-it.co.uk wrote: > > Hi all, > > I on the other hand have an opposite requirement - not to show any

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

Hi all, I on the other hand have an opposite requirement - not to show any decimals as this clutters the graph. This should be configurable, I can't see how this can be that big of a deal to implement so it has to wait for over three years... The more I use chart libraries, the more I think it

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

do we have any update on this issue, did any find a way to present more digit with percentage? On Wednesday, May 21, 2014 at 6:41:56 AM UTC-7, Daniel LaLiberte wrote: > > Ah, I should have noticed that you mentioned the percentage value. There > is no way at this time to specify the format of t

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

My workaround for this, was adding event on 'ready' after draw a chart like: google.visualization.events.addListener(chart, 'ready', function() { and replace values with formated one (it's not so clean code but i hope it's gonna help someone) Event google.visualization.events.add

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

I too am trying to display the fractions on my pie chart without the added decimal place. Any progress on this? Thanks. On Friday, September 4, 2015 at 1:44:16 PM UTC-4, spenc...@pwc.com wrote: > > Please make this flexible so any number of decimal points are supported, > either specifically or

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

Please make this flexible so any number of decimal points are supported, either specifically or though a format string. In my case, I wanted to have zero decimal places. Thanks, Spencer On Thursday, July 30, 2015 at 7:37:31 PM UTC-7, Daniel LaLiberte wrote: > > We haven't worked on this yet.

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

We haven't worked on this yet. (I've been focused on getting the frozen version 41 out, which it now is, so we'll be moving on to other issues.) Showing more digits of the percentage should help with adding up all of the slices closer to 100%. There is no way to get that value out now, though we

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

Hi Daniel, When will this feature become available? I tried to explain to the business that when % values are rounded up/down, there is no way it will add up to 100%. Might be +/- 0.1%. However, if we can make it 2 decimal or 3 decimal places, then the total should be a lot closer to 100%. Also

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

Ah, I should have noticed that you mentioned the percentage value. There is no way at this time to specify the format of the percentage value, though I can see it might be useful in some cases. We'll consider it for a feature enhancement. On Wed, May 21, 2014 at 8:44 AM, Mahmoud Said wrote: >

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

Thank you Daniel, you are right, i tried it. but i realized that both affect the format of the displayed value, what I need it the "percentage" for examples the values are and The percentage should be 77.77 and 33.33 , however, the pie chard displays it as 77.8 and 33.2 I need to

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

Mohmoud, You have conflicting format options. As the docs about the pattern option say: "When provided, all other options are ignored, except negativeColor." So your fractionDigits option is ignored. But you can get the equivalent of two decimal digits as part of your pattern by using: pattern:

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

Did u reach Any solution or workaround?. i'm stuck with the same problem here, I need to display 2 digits after the the decimal point in the percentage. apparently the use of fractionDigits does not help function drawChart(data) { var data = google.visualization.arrayToDataTable([

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

I'll have to take a look at your code so I can see what it is you're doing before I can give a yes or no. On Friday, December 14, 2012 12:03:35 PM UTC-5, Kwasi wrote: > > Thanks asgallant , > But I'm calling the labels and values from a database straight into the > data.colum without generating

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

Thanks asgallant , But I'm calling the labels and values from a database straight into the data.colum without generating a table. IS it possible to format the values in my case? On Thursday, December 13, 2012 7:35:02 PM UTC, asgallant wrote: > > You can format the data displayed in the tooltips

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

You can format the data displayed in the tooltips to 2 decimal places, but not the slice labels. To format the tooltips, use a NumberFormatter on the data column in the DataTable. On Thursday, December 13, 2012 1: