I am facing an issue with the annotation on bar chart. I have a chart Wich can show expense over last months accordingly to category of expenses. The annotation is a preset budget for the categorie. But, I change the categorie the chart keeps annotation of previous catégories and I end up with chart displaying different budget. Is there a way to clear annotation or reset it?! Screenshot_2021-02-06-10-54-51-54|225x500
The current version of the plugin doesn’t support removal of annotations. I think I can add this in the coming update for you so I will look into that!
Apex doesn’t allow for the line to continue on a null value. That said, I really like this plugin for most purposes.
If you want to do that, this plugin may be helpful. I made it for my purposes. I have null values in this list of values as I didnt collect a score for this measure on that day but did collect data and want to reflect this in the data anyway.
For now, you would need to have a valid date (Xaxis) value but could have a null Yaxis value and the line will span.
My next update will do this for you when using actual dates and not text strings.
Yes, this is exactly the issue I have…great to see that you are addressing this with your plugin!
I have already invested a lot of time into the Apex Charts and I really like the plugin, as you said as well. But the issue / concept of not having data for e.g. certain dates must be something that many people are facing? @Thimo Is this something that is just not addressed at the moment and might be implemented in Apex at some point?
@jared.gibb Any chance your plugin could be used as a data basis for an Apex Chart?
The issue in my opinion is a shortcoming with with Apex charts.
I don’t see a way my plugin could be used as a data basis for anything. I’d see it as something supplemental when @Thimo’s plugin doesn’t fulfil my needs.
If apex offers a timeseries style chart, the issue you are experiencing shouldn’t be an issue I would think
You could group your data by the ‘date’ you want to use and check ‘don’t skip empty values’ and handle the empty dates this way. Did you already look into a solution like this? This does not continue the line, but will cut it off. You can also select the option in the chart properties to replace these empty values by 0 to have it go to 0 every time. I have created a demo for you so you can see how this looks:
I had done exactly that in the groups function (“don’t skip empty values”) but I did not notice the “replace null/undefined values” option at the bottom of the chart settings. That totally worked for me! Thanks again for your awesome support.
I do have one last issue/question. Sorry for coming back with questions but one thing I just don’t seem to be able to resolve is the following:
On my y-axis the numbers “touch” the grid lines. Can you tell me where I can find the option the increase the offset in the multi area chart? I did find it for the x-axis but not for the y-axis: