Display value labels on multi-series google column charts - google-visualization

Is anyone know wether there is a way to display the values of a multi-series google column chart over each columns ?
Muhammad Tayyab Shei succeded in making it, but for a single-serie : see put labels on top of inside bar in google interactive bar chart

Since the annotation role is not supported for column charts yet, it cannot be done with a multi-column chart (the single-series version works by using a combo-chart which allows annotations for the line chart portion).
The easiest way to implement this would be to create a javascript function to either display the tooltips full time, or to draw custom tooltips and turn them on (using HTML-enabled Tooltips, for instance).

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PowerBI custom control to access data source

I have a bar chart with x-axis showing years & y-axis having numerical value. When I right click the chart I want to edit the numerical value and save it in database. Upon refresh this chart shows latest value.
I had to create a custom bar chart, using power visual, that shows textbox but the value doesn't get stored in DB. Is it possible using direct query to do so, without power apps?

Charts in Oracle APEX display group as label

As mentioned in the Title im creating a Webapplication with Oracle APEX and my Charts are showing Group (im German so on my charts it shows "Gruppe") instead of the selected Labels.
First few labels are correct but the it'll take Group 6 for example.
Are you seeing x-axis labels like Gruppe x?
The Reason?
When the number of data points for a series is higher than the number of x-axis labels being rendered.
What to do?
Please run the SQL query in SQL Workshop, and identify any duplicate entries for a given x-axis label. Probably, you will need to update the SQL query, to avoid returning duplicate data.

How to overlay a line plot over a bar graph in APEX?

Right now I have a stacked bar graph and a line graph on one page using apex 'create a region' functionality. I'd like to combine these to one chart. I am thinking if you pehaps create a custom xml code in order to do so, but i'm not sure if that's the right direction to go to. Any help in this regard is appreciated.
No need to fiddle with XML. Create a second series in the chart using the SQL of your second chart and set the 'Series type' attribute to 'Line'.
Check "Multiple Y-Axis" in the display settings to plot your second series with a separate set of Y values. This means the number range offered in both series can be different scales. This can rescale as you show/hide specific series, as offered in one of the Legend properties.
Here is a link to a sample application by Hilary from the APEX team, plenty of examples in there regarding what is possible:
https://apex.oracle.com/pls/apex/f?p=36648

Google Charts - annotationText in a Column Chart

This question is about the annotation and annotationText roles in Google Charts. annotation shows text near a data point on the chart, and annotationText provides a popup tooltip for the annotation.
In a ColumnChart, the annotation is placed inside the column if it fits. Otherwise the annotation is placed above the column in a similar way to annotations in other chart types.
When the annotation is above the column, the annotationText works (a tooltip is displayed when you hover over the annotation). However for annotations inside the column, the tooltip does not appear.
Example over here: http://codepen.io/anon/pen/Hjhsa
Does anyone know how to solve this?
This more than likely has been fixed now, but you could add the following to options.
bar: { groupWidth: "95%" }

Columns in List control of SSRS 2008

My SSRS 2008 report has a List control and a column chart in the List control. Dynamically charts are created fine. But all charts are created in 1 column only. I want the list control to span in 2 or more columns so that I see all the charts in minimal space.Is there any property or tweak for this?
This is how my report looks like
I want the second chart to appear on right side besides chart 1.
Use a Column Group as opposed to a Row Group with your List Control