Y-axis scaling can be handled in two ways:
1) set the vAxis.minValue and/or vAxis.maxValue options. These options
serve as guidelines to the chart for scaling the axis, but the chart can
overrule them if either:
a) there are values being graphed that lie outside these bounds (ie, if
you set minValue to 0 and there is a data point at -10, the axis will go
below 0), or
b) if the API needs to change them to make the value labels appear on
"clean" values (typically, this means integer multiples of 5)
This can result in axis boundaries that lie outside what you want; if so,
use option 2.
2) set the vAxis.viewWindow.min and/or vAxis.viewWindow.max options. These
put hard caps on the axis boundaries, so it will always use them as the
min/max regardless of what the chart values are or whether the labels would
fall on clean values or not (though often times the gridlines are drawn at
values other than the min and max to keep the axis labels clean).
As to the second question, no, there are not any sliders other than range
sliders packaged with the API. That doesn't mean you can't build you own,
though. I'd suggest googleing for sliders compatible with whatever js
library you are comfortable using (jQuery UI has some, I believe). You can
use event handlers on the slider to filter your dashboard's data.
On Thursday, October 25, 2012 7:13:43 PM UTC-4, Billy Bones wrote:
>
> ASG,
>
> Is there a way to stop the Y axis of the column chart from scaling in your
> example? ie, with the slider on the far left, the graph goes from 30 to 70,
> but on the far right it goes from 0 to 40. Is there a way to make this
> always display from 0 to 70?
>
> Is there a slider that is not a range slider? ie if I wanted to have a
> graph over time and use a slider to pinpoint a moment in time and display
> my charts from that moment in time is there a better way to do that than
> using the chartrangeslider?
>
> Billy
>
> On Tuesday, September 18, 2012 12:16:21 PM UTC-7, asgallant wrote:
>>
>> You can't update the gauges without redrawing them, but otherwise this is
>> possible. You need to set up a "ready" event handler for the dashboard,
>> and pull the dataTable from one of the charts (using the chartWrapper's
>> #getDataTable method). Group this data and use it to populate a DataTable
>> for the gauges, then draw the gauges. Every time the range filter is
>> changed, the dashboard updates, redraws, and fires the "ready" event, which
>> triggers the update on the gauges. See an example built on your code here:
>> http://jsfiddle.net/asgallant/H4xcX/
>>
>> On Tuesday, September 18, 2012 1:58:56 PM UTC-4, Carlo Durso wrote:
>>>
>>> HI,
>>>
>>> I'm working on a dashboard with couple of charts and a ChartRangeFilter
>>> control wrapper. I'm trying to add some gauges that interact with the
>>> filter, here's a prototype:
>>> http://conviertemas.com/report/excel/datalytics.html
>>>
>>> The idea is that the gauge calculate the average value for the selected
>>> time frame on the fly by moving the needle and without redrawing the gauge
>>> itself. I'd appreciate suggestions on viable alternatives to help me solve
>>> it.
>>>
>>
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