In ChartJs HH:MM Format of Hours and Minutes on Hover in New version doesnot respond but It will respond on Old Version.Any solution to use it in New Version
I Need Hours And Minute format(HH:MM) But They Provide Decimal Value(HH.MM)
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Here is the sandbox link: https://codesandbox.io/s/chartjs-plugin-zoom-touch-scroll-y-forked-6q5li4?file=/src/components/ChartLine.vue
I am trying to build a chart out of some time-series data that I have.
I have a picker to select the scale: hour, day, week, and month, and the data can span up to 4 months. I start on the hour scale, but a visual problem I have is that I initially want the chart to focus on the last n hours/days/weeks instead of the current behavior where the chart shows the entire x-axis so the hour unit doesn't really make sense without tooltips.
How can I set limits using a UNIX timestamp of the min and max, and have the chart initially focus on the last n units? Like the last 4 hours or 4 days or 4 weeks or 4 months?
The table in this spreadsheet has Start time (B3:B6), End time (D3:D6) and Total time (C3:C6). Total time is a length of hours, so its unit should not be AM/PM. But when I insert a chart with the Total time formatted without AM/PM displayed, the formatting of the X-Axis starts to include a date (12/29/1899...). Can this be corrected through chart settings or via a formula?
Toggling throught the formatting of C4:C6 changes the display back and forth on the Chart.
The shared spreadsheet is here.
Another related question to customizing the time value is here.
For example, I have to input hours per day and yesterday it was 4.0 then I want to change it to 6.0 today. How can I calculate the total number of hours, retaining the previous hours and adding it to the new hours, in a given date range?
Is there a way the hover state to show the full timestamp including year, month, day, hour and min? Something like 2013-Oct-06 13:32
At the moment the hover state shows different parts of the timestamp depending on the resolution of the graph.
Here are the docs for the visualization:
https://google-developers.appspot.com/chart/interactive/docs/gallery/timeline
I manage to think of workaround of this limitation.
What I did is to place the time string formatted exactly as I wanted to be as the bar label for the time period. Since the bar label is present on the first row of the tool-tip, this solves the issue very nicely.
So i am going to be upgrading some scheduler code and it is currently very dumb. I would love to upgrade the code to be similar to Outlook's every Monday at 5 etc. or every third Thursday of the month.
Current schedule system can not specify a day of the week only a period like (daily, weekly, monthly, annually) and can not specify time, or a specific day, like weekly is only on Friday. and the daily is only at 7 am. (so weekly would be Friday at 7 am)
Are there any resources that I can look up to understand how this would work?
My Google searches so far have turned up nothing useful, due to using the word outlook.
Boost.Date_Time should give you the date manipulation functions you need. Should be easier to use their (debugged) code rather than trying to reinvent it.