I am new to Vue and ApexCharts and trying to learn. I am trying to plot a bar chart where the bar does not cover the data label. I know this can be controlled by the "offsetX" value in chart option (as documented here: https://apexcharts.com/docs/datalabels/). However, it did not fix it. I'm assuming because of the big difference between numbers, the bar had to behave that way.
Any help, please?
Thanks.
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I'm making a Web App using ExtJS and Sencha Architect, and I'm showing data through graphs.
I encountered a weird behaviour. I have a Pareto and a Column Chart, and I promoted one them to classes. I then made instances of that charts in a floating panel.
It looks like this in the Design View:
The chart above is the class one, the one below was a copy of the class (instead of being linked). As you can see, the legends are visible in the Design View.
However, when I ran the code and previewed it, only the chart below, the one copied, was the only one with a visible legend, as can be seen here:
Is this a bug? Or am I missing something?
I don't understand as to why a Chart that is a Class won't show the legend if it's linked, but if you copy it instead, it works.
a pic of my chart
as you can see in the posted picture it is graph basically illegible. so
is there a way to put breaks in an ssrs bar graph?
I believe what you are asking for is to have spaces between the individual graphs on your page.
You should be able to go to the properties pane (usually in the bottom right corner). There look for custom attributes and then find the point width. There are other setting here as well.
Make sure you have selected your graph before going to the settings.
I wrote this up to showcase how to create 2 charts on the same worksheet programmatically.
http://blog.oppoin.com/cookbooks/buttons-forms-and-charts/lesson-25a-2-datasets-of-10-data-points-each-draw-2-graphs-in-2-charts/
I received a request from a student to show how I can also add a vertical or a horizontal line programmatically to the charts.
I googled around but I can only find manual ways as described by John Peltier.
Was wondering if there is a programmatical way to do this.
you can manipulate a single Series object and its properties, thus you can give it a specific chart type thereby enabling you to add a line vertically (column diagram) or horizontally (same value for all X values, thick line chart type. or 2 stacked column series with the bottom one hidden).
So what you do is add a Series object to your Chart object and give it values and chart types so it shows as a line (horizontally or vertically).
It can be quite complicated, but also very simple, which depends on your current chart at hand and how fancy you want this to be.
PS: I see in your blog you don't declare your Subs Public or Private, which might be a good thing to do anyway...
Is There any way to show value and label both in sencha pie chart? I tried in label "render", but the only parameter that come is the value or label only one at a time, But I can't get both at a time.
Please help me regarding this,
Thanks,
Nag.
I think this is what you are looking to do : http://bl.ocks.org/2237197.
In the renderer function you have access to the chart variable, so you can get the store, and then you find the record corresponding to the label you are currently rendering and then you can render whatever you want !
I am unable to set the label name exact below the bar of bar chart. How to change its origin value to move right side so that it will be exact below of the bar. Please find the image here in this link: i.imgur.com/kJEeM.png
I am search for solution, yet I did not get any solution please help me out of this....
You should use axis labels on the x-axis. There are several example apps included with Core Plot that show how to format dates on the axes. If you already have the text of the labels, you can use custom labels instead. There are examples of that technique, too. The linked image doesn't show an axis line--just set the axis and tick line styles to nil to suppress drawing the axis line.