[jarode]

yes I can give them a value for the x.
I can also go back each time and find if there is a matching label to give the same x.
but I think that it’ll take some time cause I’ll need to pass trough each element of each data series to find the match, and if it doesn’t exist give it a new one.

is this what are you trying to explain to me ?

• This reply was modified 8 years, 7 months ago by jarode.

[jarode]

we are talking about a generic way, we don’t know the type of data that will be displayed, it’s not like I’m putting the data into the graph, but I’m getting it from a data base, so I don’t have a way to know witch one is 1 and witch one is 2.

I hop you understand the situation.

[jarode]

Hello guys,
Thanks for your reply :)
unfortunately, this solution is working for number only.
I’ve updated my example to see a more generic of this problem.
Thanks for you support.

[jarode]

Hello Sanjoy,
I’ve tried to reproduce it in the JSFIddle but it won’t,
you can see the update in the link you’ve given me.
thanks man

[jarode]

I’ve made an update to an existing code here : resolved problem

[jarode]

Hi
I’ve a similar issue but I don’t know where to post it.
my graph shows correctly, but when I change the title and it becomes longer (2 lines) the graph get resized and then smaller, but when I changed my title back so it’ll fit in one line, the graph won’t to be bigger.
what’s the problem here ?

Thanks

[jarode]

I don’t think this is a great way to resolve this problem.
it will be nice if we write ‘NO DATA’ or something else in the graph.