I have created a bar chart using google spreadsheet. I just want to ask how I can put data labels (just like in Excel) to show the value of each bar. Is there a way to do that without using a script? Thank you
If you click on the chart itself, or during creation of the chart, you will be greeted with the "Chart Editor" window. In the top of the window there will be three tabs, from left to right: Recommendations, Chart Type, Customization. Under the Customization Tab if you scroll down to the very bottom, in between the "Point Shape" drop down menu and the "Error Bars" drop down menu, there is a drop down menu named "Data Labels" simple change the default of "none" to "Value" and wha-la labels.
To get labels for both X and Y coordinates simply scroll up to the "Axis" drop down menu (this is still under the customization tab) and switch the Axis from Horizontal to Vertical, or vise versa and repeat the above steps.
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In the below screenshots (taken from the Apple Developer app), we can see that the Account button sticks to the bottom of the sidebar.
When the window is tall enough (left), the list doesn’t scroll, Account button’s background color has no difference. When the window is not tall enough (right), causing the list to scroll, Account button changes its background color to reveal the relationship.
The list's scroll position can not be probed. How can I declare the Account button in SwiftUI?
That app is a UIKit catalyst app and the sidebar uses scrollViewDidScroll which uses the contentSize to set a bottomButtonState which is passed into a child UIHostingController (so the account button can be SwiftUI) which I would assume switches between a clear or solid background.
We cant get the scroll info in SwiftUI however a possible workaround would be to add dummy 1 pixel high cell to the bottom of the list and using its onAppear to set a binding that is used in a bottom view to enable/disable a background colour and should achieve the same effect.
I have a button in Power BI.
Using the selection pane, I have this button set to be visible, however, once my mouse isn't touching it, it is no longer visible.
Any suggestions on why and how to fix it?
Edit #1:
Seems to be something with the box that I have the buttons are sitting on. One button, that is not filled, stays where it's supposed to be, but the other one that is filled, is what disappears.
When I remove the red box everything is sitting on, everything is fine. Perhaps there is some transparency option I need for the box.
Select the object that is disappearing.
Select "Format" on the ribbon at the top.
Select "Bring Forward" or "Bring to the top".
How you order things in the Selection Pane is VERY important.
This fixed my problem.
In your power bi desktop top layer tabs go view -> selection.
and from here you can select which visualization, images, buttons needs to come to forward.
In the Map Box app on Power Bi app there is an option for a Legend but unfortunately the legend can't be edited showing legend. As a user, I would like to have the option to edit the legend by changing the number of entries from 6 measures to a number specified by the user, change the background of the legend, change the font color, size and type.
Is this possible to add these edits for users?
At the moment, there is no ability to customize the legend with the Mapbox visual for Power BI, however, in future updates, you will be able to change the font color and size, as well as position the legend at the top, bottom, left, or right of the visual.
In chart.js, is it possible to change the color of a chart (theme) by clicking a button?
Let's say I have buttons named 'dark mode', 'light mode' when I click 'dark mode' button, the chart color changes to dark color.
I can't find any example of it by googling.
You can make a new chart or update your chart with the new colors in the options or in your dataset. There's no function with changes all colors to a dark mode, you have to change all colors on your own.
I can't give you all the possible color options, there's simply too many. Just look at the docs or maybe here for a few examples. You can for sure change e.g. all the dataset and background colors.
I'd like to change the default style of the list-view control's tooltips to balloon.
I first called ListView_GetToolTips() to get the HWND of the list-view's tooltips control, and then used GetWindowLongPtr()/SetWindowLongPtr() to add the TTS_BALLOON style.
I handle LVN_GETINFOTIP to customize the tooltip for the items (first column) in the list-view: the tooltip texts that appear for the first column items are actually a copy of the text of the third column. The other columns (subitems) are managed automatically by the list-view.
The balloon-style tooltips for the first column items seem OK; their stems are correctly positioned:
But the tooltips for the second column seem drawn wrongly, e.g. the balloon is drawn as if it was referred to a subitem in a row below the actual row pointed by the mouse cursor.
In the following picture, the "star" indicates the position in which the mouse cursor was when the tooltip appeared, but the tooltip's stem points to a row below, marked with an ellipse:
The strange thing is that the tooltips for the third column seem drawn correctly.
Is this a bug in the list-view control? (I'm using Windows 7.)
Or what am I missing here?
The ListView uses a tracking tooltip and positions it to unfold and reveal the hidden text in a column that's too small. It's not expecting its tooltip to be a balloon and so doesn't compensate for that.
You'd need to sub-class the tooltip itself, watch for TTM_TRACKPOSITION messages from the ListView, and adjust the coordinates.
Your second question - the shaded background comes from the system theme. You should be able to get it by calling SetWindowTheme on the tooltip (I'm not sure why the ListView disables themes for the tip).