I am developing SSRS report where I am using stack Bar chart. My problem is I am not able change the color of the series.
This is how it looks like in my report
I am trying to change the color from
But it change for both the series. Can anyone pls suggest how to change the color.
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I am trying to display an interactive tool-tip on box plot data points with dc.js. i tried different ways with d3 and mouse event to display the tool-tip. But the data which comes when mouseover on point is 0 1 2 like the indexes of dots.
Does it possible to achieve result like second pic with dc.js or customizing with d3 anything ?
I am using the latest version of d3.js and dc.js. Can anyone help me with the little code and suggestion etc. i am unable to resolving such issues.
I use amChart pie to display data with legend boxes in right side
but the text come up box,
Note I use it in metronic design project
this is the picture
You didn't post your chart code but try setting AmCharts.rtl = true; before any of your chart code is executed to see if that helps first, as it makes the chart more RTL language aware with regards to text placement. You might also need to adjust align, valueAlign,
markerLabelGap, and spacing to fine tune the placement further.
I want to change the kendo chart type dynamically. I am referring to http://demos.telerik.com/kendo-ui/chart-api/index link. I made a change in this code and added one more chart type "area" along with other three chart types. But I see a weird behavior. After clicking on "Area" chart type option the color of the chart gets faded. Then if I click on any other chart type also, the color looks faded. But if I don't click on Area chart type option then color is intact. This happens for all the color themes. Anyone aware of any reasoning or solution for this behavior.
Thanks in Advance.
I saw this issue specifically when changing from the "pie" type to the "area" type. The issue ended up being that my datasource had a two series in it when I was rendering the pie chart, and when I changed to the area chart the pie chart had corrupted the chart config a bit. I modified my code to ensure that the pie chart always has a single series of data, and instead of calling "redraw", I called "refresh" when I changed the chart types.
Is it possible to hide the black border of pie chart labels in iReport ?. I want to keep the values but not the black border. Thanks
I dont know the direct property on ireport, but you can do a customizer on the PieChar like in the example:
http://mdahlman.wordpress.com/2010/08/18/chart-customizers-1/
The default chart object in the SQL Server (2005) Business Intelligence Development Studio doesn't seem to some have formatting options like :
specifying the text direction of labels in the x and y axis
adding a trendline to a bar chart
arbitrarily resizing items in a chart - for example, if I resize the chart object, everything gets resized accordingly but I can't keep the size of the chart the same while extending the area of the legend for instance.
multiline chart labels
So what I want to know is
is there any easy answer to the formatting problems mentioned above?
what websites/books/resources/examples would you recommend I look
into for extending the functionality of the chart object?
Some colleagues of mine gave up on the stock control and bought Dundas charts
The stock charts are cut down versions of Dundas.
yes you can specify the text direction of labels in the x and y axis
Go to chart properties and in the tab x and y axis enter the chart title and in the title align use the combination like left/right/center align.
you can change the legend line go to the chart properties click legend tab inside this
there is an option for "display legend inside plot area" and you can include the trendline there
you can use multiline text labels when the text limits extends
I don't see how you can resize the legend, puting inside the plot area looks ugly for pie-chart
I'd recommend go with the dundas chart components gbn suggested.
If that's not possible at least this article should solve issue 1.