Ok I had changed everything over to GeoChart and even used the ColorAxis, however, multiple issues came up. First:GeoChart throws errors on the last Chart where unemployment % numbers are really long. I'm assuming that I would have to round them off to 2 or 3 decimal points. It still draws the image, and I can see all the information when highlighting each state, however, the legend at the bottom breaks and doesn't show anything. Second:Color Axis seems to break when my minValue or MaxValue are 0. So for instance I may end up with [minValue =0, 0, maxValue =10000], or the reverse, minValue = -10000, 0, maxValue = 0] and giving it the range of just [minValue, maxValue] doesn't work because even if the number is positive it can show up the wrong color. I fixed #2 by writing some new ColorArray functions to deal with it. However the first problem still happens, although for some year spans it doesn't throw errors. For example...the default throws errors, but starting Jan 1987 and leaving the end the same, doesn't throw errors at all. A new link for the newer version until its stable: http://chrisdblumberg.com/unemploymentNew/ On Dec 12, 12:43 pm, asgallant <[email protected]> wrote: > At a glance, your code looks to be compatible with the GeoCharts - just > change the package from 'geomap' to 'geochart'. Also of note, the > GeoCharts support an option that might be a good end-route for the > color-array generating code you have in there: > > colorAxis: { > values: [minValue, 0, maxValue], > colors: ['#FF0000', '#FFFFFF', '#00FF00'] > > } > > This assigns each value in the 'values' array to a color in the 'colors' > array, and the chart applies a gradient between the colors for values in > between.
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