Hi @Mason.Younger , it’s awesome you were able to draw those 3 horizontal lines for Best, Flex, Target, could you please share how you were able to achieve this?
@arun1, you likely have your 7 data points spread out over a long period of time. That longer period of time will create an X axis (time axis) that is much wider, and sparse data will result in thin bars. The first example has a few points spread out over a very short period of time. The second example is the XY Chart (as opposed to the Time Series Chart).
Yup you are correct, my 7 data points were spread out over 7 days. I switched to XY chart after you pointed it out and was able to get it to work after a lot of trial and error. Is there a place where I can post the steps taken to create such a stacked bar graph? might as well save others some time, there is no point in reinventing the wheel
Do you have a solution for changing bar width ? Even if I have a few values in my chart, bars are thin. In my opinion auto width calculation is not working.
I’m on 8.0.16.
No solution in place yet. I’ve got a ticket open to expose some options for adjusting the bar chart width on the Time Series and Power Charts. I’ll give it a bump.
I'm trying to apply that css style to a TimeSeriesChart with a plot configured for bars...no luck. I'm still a bit green with using CSS.
I copied what was provided into the stylesheet.css and appended the .psc- to the front and changed the name. I then typed that into the root style property of the TimeSeriesChart. Where did I go wrong? I'm thinking the fact that the original CSS of "ia_barChart" means I shouldn't be placing it in the stylesheet.css that is available in the designer and it's something more in-depth. (I did try several iterations of the CSS, including not changing anything and still no luck).
I have successfully used the stylesheet.css for other parts and those worked out great. Just not this one.