vax | Web based visual graph editor | Editor library

It looks like the google-services.json file that you use doesn't contain the Realtime Database URL, probably because you downloaded it before the database was created. In such cases the SDK assumes that the database is in the US (the original region), and you get an error that there's a mismatch.

There are two possible solutions:

1. Download an updated google-services.json from the Firebase console, and add that to your Android app.
2. Specify the database URL in your code instead, like this: FirebaseDatabase.getInstance("https://vax-in-60807-default-rtdb.asia-southeast1.firebasedatabase.app")...

Both have the same result, so pick whichever one seems easiest to you.

the format method, as follows, only formats the data, not the chart or chart axis.

Offering this as a way forward to circumvent the error with dfidx():

It means you can set by either setOption('backgroundcolor', 'white') or setOption('backgroundcolor', {fill:'white'})

According to the document, not further option for background is supported

Line colors are set by setOptions('colors', ['blue', 'red'])

Chart area background color is set by chartArea.backgroundColor

It is stated in the document.

I think you can try this one, you need to increment the amount of each data, you can use a temporary variable and increment all the amount.

I edited the answer sorry my bad.

change your controller to

It seems there are two (edit: three) that show similar behavior:

https://issuetracker.google.com/183028007 https://issuetracker.google.com/183515551 https://issuetracker.google.com/158310285

If this affects you go and ☆ the issue to let Google know that it affects you.

Since this is probably a bug that is difficult to reproduce, if you are able to find a way to reproduce the behavior starting with a new project from scratch, definitely post it in the issue!

I have found a similar issue on Google Issue Tracker.

You can go there and star the issue to be updated on it:

Issue

Unfortunately Sheets API does not support this option (see the embedded charts resource).

There seems to be a feature request in Google’s Issue Tracker. You can click the white start (☆) so Google knows that you want this to be done.

There are 2 workarounds: use Google Charts itself on a web (works with WebApps and modals), and generate the chart with Google Charts, convert the SVG on the page to PNG and embed that to the spreadsheet. Generating a PNG requires making a modal, so this set instructions will work for both workarounds.

Get some mocking data and make your chart, design it to your taste, and make sure everything works fine.

Add a new HTML file named Chart (you can change the name but you’ll need to change it in the code) and paste the code you made.

Once you have a mock chart, we need to show it using a modal. We first need to add a menu to the spreadsheet:

Very brief overview for GCC:

GCC's .md machine definition files tell it what instructions are available and what they do, using similar constraint syntax to GNU C inline asm. (GCC doesn't know about machine code, only asm text, that's why it can only output a .s for as to assemble separately.) There are also some C functions that know about generic rules for that architecture, and I guess stuff like register names.

The GCC-internals manual has a section 6.3.9 Anatomy of a Target Back End that documents where the relevant files are in the GCC source tree.