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QUESTION
I have a data series in A1:B20 and want to insert a scatterplot with a trendline for this data. I can create the scatterplot no problem, but I cannot get the trendline to appear. Other options (like title) work, but I can't get the trendline.
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Feb-13 at 17:07Seems to be a bug with the function.
I got it working by explicitly defining the type as seen below and passing the data as an object, not a string:
QUESTION
I have list of lists with pairs of words and want to depict words on ids. Ids should be from 0 till the len(set(words)). The list now looks like that:
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Answered 2019-Jan-16 at 18:42You have two errors. First, you have a simple typo, here:
QUESTION
I would like to create pie chart with a little bit custom spokes.
What I would like to achieved is to display name od datapoint above spoke and value below spoke. Right now I know how to do it both above with
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Answered 2017-Jun-19 at 12:13I've answered your question over at our shinobicontrols forum but am pasting my answer here in case anyone comes across this post:
If you weren't using spokes, then the way to do this would be to use the delegate method sChart:alterLabel:forDatapoint:atSliceIndex:inRadialSeries:
to reposition the label, but unfortunately there's currently an issue which means that when displaying spokes, this method is called before the labels are positioned.
We'll try to get the issue fixed for a future release of shinobicharts but in the meantime you can work around the issue by creating your own additional labels and using KVO, like this:
QUESTION
I have 3 map variables created by Java which are passed as 3 Scala variables to my Playframework's scala.html page.
This scala.html passes them to three global Js variables, which are then interpreted by GoogleCharts (Javascript).
Using one of the global variables in isolation displays a chart as expected, but two or three means no graph will show.
I know that global variables are bad practice, and I can see why. What is the simplest way to pass in these 3 scala variables to JS?
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Answered 2017-Apr-05 at 12:52It works when I declare the global variable from outside the function (I had it just inside the function before, which did work with just one variable, but stopped working with two or more).
What I have now looks like this:
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My javascript file is here. Basically my website is sort of a command prompt style website where I enter commands to do certain functions like file uploading. I also have a "drag & drop" upload function, which looks like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Mar-23 at 17:41$("#container").html("");
destroys the #fileupload
form (because it's a child of #container
)
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