Is there a way to create a BarChart (in the background) without adding it to the current view?I basically have a chart that I need to convert to an image and add it to a PDF report (using AlivePDF)开发
I am trying to change the default functionality of enhancedLegendRendrer.js where in on clicking on the legend series that particular bar item in the graph gets visible/hidden.I wan开发者_如何学运维t
q1 <- qplot(factor(Q1), data=survey, geom=\"histogram\", fill=factor(Q1), ylim=c(0,300)) options(digits=2)
I would like to have the vertical arrangement of colors in stacked bars match the arrangement of colors in the chart legend. But no matter what I try, they don\'t match. Here\'s the situation
Please Consider : dalist = {{901, 503, 522, 1305}, {910, 512, 477, 1260}, {847, 459, 556, 1275}, {799, 517, 527, 1197}}
I am having a problem setting up the LinearAxis in a horizontal BarChart using an interval value that is 0.25.I am using a minimum value o开发者_开发技巧f 0.0 and a maximum of 1.0
I\'ve been showing off my fancy new graph formats to colleagues, but we have discovered that graphics based on BarChart have jagged text when exported as EMF, WMF, PDF etc. Line graphs based on ListLi
The following code provides a wonderful stacked bar chart cls.grp <- gl(n=4,k=20,labels=c(\"group a\",\"group b\",\"group c\", \"group d\"))
I\'m trying to trigger the creation of a new BarChart with Google\'s Chart API when a user clicks on a particular bar.I think I understand the concepts, and wanted to at least get the getSelection() f
I\'m trying to implement a DateListBarChart function that takes dated data and outputs a bar chart with the same placements as DateListPlot. It\'s essential that they plot data in the same horizontal
加载中,请稍侯......