[Indranil]

lyma,

Sorry, this feature is not available as of now. Animation happens only in the first render of the chart.

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[Indranil]

@antrac1t,

The data received using '<%=dataUSA%>' is of type String. Parsing it to int / float should work fine in your case.
{ label: "USA", y: parseFloat('<%=dataUSA%>') },

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[Indranil]

@sumanbharti337,

Please take a look at this jsfiddle.

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[Indranil]

@yubak,

You can add the link to the image using the img option present at the top of the reply section.

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[Indranil]

Chris,

Sorry, events for labels are not available as of now.

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[Indranil]

@yubak,

Are you looking for a common x-axis for multiple y-axes? In case you are looking for something else a pictorial representation will help us to understand better.

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[Indranil]

@dixonmd,

Sorry, this feature is not available as of now.

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[Indranil]

@bibbledibble,

Please take a look at this jsfiddle.

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[Indranil]

@mansourqalen,

The error was being thrown as the set method was being used on title without defining it in chart options.

Please take a look at this updated jsfiddle. Also, please take a look at set property for more information.

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[Indranil]

@Carmen,

Based on your requirement it seems you are trying to render a chart corresponding to the options selected from a dropdown list. If so, please check this JSFiddle example.

You can update the chart options / data based on the options selected from dropdown list as shown below –

$( ".dropdown" ).change(function() {
    chart.options.data[0].dataPoints = [];
    var e = document.getElementById("dd");
    var selected = e.options[e.selectedIndex].value;
    dps = jsonData[selected];
    for(var i in dps) {
      var xVal = dps[i].x;
      chart.options.data[0].dataPoints.push({x: new Date(xVal), y: dps[i].y});
    }
  chart.render();
});

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[Indranil]

@dixonmd,

The above mentioned chart is not available as of now. However, you can try placing a doughnut chart inside another doughnut chart to achieve the same as shown in this jsfiddle.

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[Indranil]

@mansourqalen,

You can use title to display the total value. Setting the align property of title to center will display the title at the center of the doughnut.

Please take a look at this jsfiddle.

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[Indranil]

@daipham,

In case of stacked, pie and doughnut data-series you can use special keywords like #percent & #total. However, for other chart types, you will have to calculate percent values yourself.

Please take a look at toolTip content for more information.

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[Indranil]

@sahiss,

Please take a look at this jsfiddle.

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[Indranil]

@daipham,

You can work-around this by setting axisY maximum a bit higher than the y-value of the largest dataPoint. Please take a look at this documentation page on axisY.maximum.

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