Display two graph in the same chart

• June 26, 2019 at 2:16 pm #25638
  
  Wemba

  Hello.
  I’am creating a chart using two axisY, but it’s wrongly displayed.
  this is my code:
  ` <script type=”text/javascript”>
  window.onload = function () {
  var dps = [];
  var chart = new CanvasJS.Chart(“chartContainer”, {
  exportEnabled: true,
  animationEnabled: true,
  title: {
  text: “Height and Weight Growth Curve for Infants (Boys)”
  },
  axisX: {
  title: “Age ( months )”,
  valueFormatString: “0”,
  gridThickness: 1,
  interval: 1,
  intervalType: “number”,
  maximum: 13,
  includeZero: true

  },
  axisY: [{
  title: “Weight (kg)”,
  suffix: “kg”,
  lineColor: “#84A7D1”,
  lineThickness: “5”,
  interval: 1,
  intervalType: “number”,
  includeZero: true,
  viewportMinimum: 0,
  viewportMaximum: 12
  }],
  axisY2: [{
  title: “Height (cm)”,
  suffix: “cm”,
  lineColor: “#C24642”,
  lineThickness: “5”,
  interval: 5,
  minimum: 10,
  intervalType: “number”,
  includeZero: false,
  viewportMinimum: 10,
  viewportMaximum: 80

  }],

  data: [{
  type: “rangeArea”,
  showInLegend: true,
  name: “Weight (kg)”,

  xValueFormatString: “0”,
  toolTipContent: “{x} </br> Weight: </br> Min: {y[0]} Kg, Max: {y[1]} Kg”,
  dataPoints: [
  { x: [0], y: [2, 3.7] },
  { x: [1], y: [3, 5.2] },
  { x: [2], y: [4, 6.9] },
  { x: [3], y: [4.8, 8] },
  { x: [4], y: [5.4, 8.7] },
  { x: [5], y: [5.9, 9.3] },
  { x: [6], y: [6.2, 9.8] },
  { x: [7], y: [6.6, 10.2] },
  { x: [8], y: [6.8, 10.4] },
  { x: [9], y: [7, 10.6] },
  { x: [10], y: [7.3, 10.8] },
  { x: [11], y: [7.5, 11.1] },
  { x: [12], y: [7.7, 11.3] },

  ]
  },
  {
  type: “rangeArea”,
  showInLegend: true,
  axisYIndex: 1,
  axisYType: “secondary”,
  name: “Height (cm)”,
  xValueFormatString: “0”,
  toolTipContent: “{x} </br> Weight: </br> Min: {y[0]} cm, Max: {y[1]} cm”,
  dataPoints: [
  { x: [0], y: [45, 52] },
  { x: [1], y: [49, 57.5] },
  { x: [2], y: [53, 63] },
  { x: [3], y: [57, 66] },
  { x: [4], y: [59, 68.5] },
  { x: [5], y: [61.4, 71] },
  { x: [6], y: [63, 72.5] },
  { x: [7], y: [64, 73.5] },
  { x: [8], y: [66, 75] },
  { x: [9], y: [67, 76.5] },
  { x: [10], y: [68, 77.5] },
  { x: [11], y: [69, 78] },
  { x: [12], y: [70, 79] },

  ]
  },
  {
  type: “line”,
  dataPoints: dps
  }]

  });
  chart.render();
  </script>

  and this what I got.
  https://ibb.co/G345Jcr
  So i wanna have a space between the red and the blue chart.
  I want something like this: https://ibb.co/0DFHLB6

  June 27, 2019 at 6:03 pm #25670
  
  Vishwas R

  @wemba,

  Primary y-axes are drawn to the left and secondary to the right of the chart (incase of line, column, area charts). To have both the axes towards left of the chart, you will have to define multiple primary y-axis (Please refer code-snippet below) and assign dataSeries to them by setting axisYIndex. Please refer documentation for more info.

  axisY: [{
        title: "Weight(kg)",
        suffix: "kg",
        lineColor: "#84A7D1",
        lineThickness: 5,
        interval: 1,
        intervalType: "number",
        includeZero: true,
        viewportMinimum: 0,
        viewportMaximum: 12
      },{
        title: "Height (cm)",
        suffix: "cm",
        lineColor: "#C24642",
        lineThickness: 5,
        interval: 5,
        minimum: 10,
        intervalType: "number",
        includeZero: false,
        viewportMinimum: 10,
        viewportMaximum: 80
   }]

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