Okay, explicitly running parseInt() on the extra columns seems to have done it. 
Super annoying that it worked "well enough" in Safari to not throw any errors. 
Also annoying that php's json_encode() doesn't handle that optimally: from what 
I read, it doesn't sound like there's much of anything you can do to alter that 
behavior, short of providing your own encoder.

Although now, my second test case (stacked) has the vertical axis using 
floating point numbers instead of integers. Is there a way to force it to use 
integer values? I know for a fact that my data will only ever be whole numbers.

Thanks for the help. :)

-G

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