I have created one bar chart with dc.js javascript library. But bars are getting displayed very very small.
Even if we apply any filter on other dc.js controls it is displaying the bars only one under one horizontal line .
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I am using dc.js library to create stacked bar charts. I want to set a minimum height of a each bar or single stacked bar height so that it get shown all the time in the chart.
Adding screenshot of the chart where one bar is so small that its not getting displayed in the chart.
I am trying to display a bar chart using Kendo UI. The series labels are getting displayed.But the value axis is not marked with step values.For eg:if my series data is like {3,6,8} and the step size is 2 the series axis is not marked with {2,4,6,8,10} etc.The chart is displayed and labels are displayed as 3,6 & 8.The category axis values are also getting displayed.
I have a screen where I need to align other controls with the plot lines of a DataViz chart control.
Using Javascript, how can I get the position of the PlotArea of the chart? I'd like to know the offset.left of the chart's plot area and the total PlotArea.width.
None of the properties / methods exposed in JavaScript are apparent.
I have a bar chart (http://tributary.io/inlet/4720197) that plots a dataset with a large number of points that I can't get to fill the entire width of the svg. I had the same issue with a line chart and was able to resolve by using rangePoints.
I've been attempting something similar with this chart but can't quite get the right combination (it's using two scales for the grouping) and am unclear how to get the side-by-side bars that I previously accomplished with rangeBand() given that function does not exist with rangePoints. What am I missing?
-Office for Mac. I have the following Bubble chart :
I would like to insert a small Pie figure inside each of these bubbles to represent a specific value. How is this possible through Excel ?
The basic method you can use is to create pie charts for each bubble, modify the formatting of the pie charts to eliminate everything but the pies from view (turn off borders, any text labeling, backgrounds, etc.), and resize and overlay the pies over the corresponding bubble. After you've done all the bubbles, you may want to group all the elements together to avoid inadvertent misalignment of the overlays.