[Daniel]

Thanks, but I’m talking about the stepLine series in my initial example (https://jsfiddle.net/joxautfc/ and https://jsfiddle.net/gbu4o1qv/). They are “removing” other stepLines (no filling, no background color, no stacked values, etc.).
Why lets the specific position of “Series 1” in chart data array vanish all the other stepLines?
Why is everything ok, if “Series 1” is at position 1 and all the stepLine series vanish if it is at position 0?

Thanks for your help!

[Daniel]

Thanks, but I’m talking about the stepLine series in my initial example (https://jsfiddle.net/joxautfc/ and https://jsfiddle.net/gbu4o1qv/) (not the area, stacked ones).
Why does “Series 1” at position 0 make all the other stepLine series disappear and everything is fine if “Series 1” is at position 1?

Thanks for your help!

[Daniel]

Thanks for the JSFiddle this helps at least for the stacked part of the chart!

But I still have to combine it with simple stepLine series and I still don’t quite understand if my JSFiddles show a behaviour that is on purpose or a bug.

The series are rendered in the same order they are passed to the chart-options, okay.
But why then a data array of [series1, series2, series3] results in a chart that shows nothing and [series2, series1, series3] shows all three stepLine series?
I understand that they would overlap, but why do they become completeley invisible?

Thanks for your help,
Daniel

[Daniel]

Unfortunately this will not work, because the line series are not stacked and the stacked (area) series must be of type stepLine and, maybe I have overlooked it, but I think there is no stacked are chart of type stepLine.

Is there any rule in which order the series are drawn to the chart, so that I can organize it in the correct order?

Thank you very much!
Daniel

[Daniel]

You have to buy a license and download the licensed version.