I'm struggling to align vertically stacked line graphs so that the x-axis visually align. Does anyone have suggestions about how to do this?
Example stacked plots
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I am using Angular7 and ChartJS for to create multiline chart and I have to control the chart data using horizontal range slider on x-axis. When I move the range slider the chart data should vary according to the range slider and chart should be displayed. Is it possible using chartJS?
Example: I have 6 months data should be displayed on chart and when I move the slider on x-axis to 3 months or 4 months then accordingly the charts data should be displayed along with x-axis labels.
I have an odd application where I need to display a list of text horizontally in my application. For vertical lists I have used GTK treeviews with a single column and would like to do the same here, but I can't figure out how to display the column horizontally. I can rotate the text in the column correctly:
pango_font_description_set_gravity(pFontDescription, PANGO_GRAVITY_WEST);
Unfortunately, the treeview wants to lay out the cells vertically. Any thoughts?
When the labels of the doughnut charts are not the same height, the charts get pushed slightly on the y-axis. It seems like the chart is aligned to the bottom of the canvas, and the canvas will fill the container. Is there a way to align the chart to the top of the canvas? Placing the labels on top, it seems like the chart is aligned to the top instead (but still has same issue, now the charts are just pushed down)
I need the legend items stacked one above another (vertically).
When I do:
QtCharts::QChart *m_pieChart; //member variable
m_pieChart->legend()->setAlignment(Qt::AlignRight);
I get this:
And setting the alignment to bottom moves the legend to the bottom:
m_pieChart->legend()->setAlignment(Qt::AlignBottom);
BUT the legend items are not stacked vertically anymore!
How to move the legend to the bottom AND have them stacked vertically?