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:
HI @Thimo ,
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:
To change the space between the Y-axis and the chart you can increase the left grid padding of the chart 
Awesome! Thanks a lot for releasing this.
I am trying to test it out, but I can’t find the option to add a second Y-axis though.
@bralca88 It is all the way at the bottom of the chart properties
Also make sure to refresh your editor after upgrading if you haven’t already
Great, Thanks!
I managed to display the values and it seems like it’s working quite good.
I don’t seem to find an option to display the values of the second Y axis though, I can only see the values of the first Y axis.
Also, I cannot define a separate unit for the second Y axis. It gets the same unit (in this case $) as the first one.
@bralca88 When you input a series name for the second Y-axis, the second Y-axis should show up:
Take a look at this demo to see if you may have a different setup: Chartpreview | Bubble Editor
Custom pre- and suff-fixes for the 2nd y-axis are not implemented, I will take a look if this is possible to include in the next update!
Thank you! I managed to make it working.
It’s awesome 
I am looking forward to seeing custom pre and suffixes for the 2nd y axis!
Can you add an option to show null/undefined values as 0 for bar charts as well? Or is there a workaround for this?
I’m trying to show a chart of user reviews (like Amazon) but the chart looks silly if there are no reviews yet.
Chart with only 5 star reviews:
Chart with a mix of 2, 3,4, and 5 stars. Looks much better:
Also, will there be an option for x-axis labels? I’d like to label this as “5 stars” not just 5.
Overall, love this plugin. Big improvement over the bubble charts.
@natvancleve You could do that with a grouping. I have created a demo for you: Chartpreview | Bubble Editor
I will look into if I can improve the horizontal charts to have support for X-axis labels!
Didn’t think to use bucket, I was using exact. Thanks for the quick reply!
Update 6.9.0
Added the option to specify custom pre- and suffixes for the data series on the second Y-axis @bralca88
Don’t forget to refresh your editor after upgrading
Is it possible to feed OHLC historical to an APEX candlestick chart from a custom data API (My own)? How does the data need to be formatted to display correctly ?
Yes, on the candlestick chart on the demo page uses data from an API. You can take a look inside the editor of the demo page to see how this is setup
Awesome! Thanks
Hey @Thimo have purchased… wonderful!
On a horizontal chart with say 200 y labels there is a lot of screen realestate. Is it possible to scroll up or down the chart from say te tenth entry etc? So you can do a top 10 and then keep scrolling and see the remainder.
Thank you
Hi @kylejsoutham ,
I am not sure if this is supported by the APEX library at the moment, but I will look into if something like that is possible to implement for you!
Very nice plugin!
Is it possible to get rid of the %-symbol in the radial chart, add a custom symbol and define a maximum number instead?
