[jhodgeswaterford]

Nevermind. Used a range chart and it works fine.

[jhodgeswaterford]

What if I want the bar chart to start from -140 and only rise to the indicated value?

[jhodgeswaterford]

Final version working nicely (JSFiddle)

Thanks for the assistance!

[jhodgeswaterford]

Updated JS Fiddle

[jhodgeswaterford]

OK, so this is a great assistance. However, how do I explain to the Chart that I want the dates displayed in my time zone?

[jhodgeswaterford]

I’m passing into an Angular component the following:

<componentName yAxisLabel=”\u00B5W / cm\u00B2″></componentName>

Then, within the component I am using the @Input value like this:
@Input() yAxisLabel: string;
…

…CanvasJS Chart config…

axisY: {
title: this.yAxisLabel
}

…

However, the chart translates it literally as “\u00B5W / cm\u00B2” which is what displays as the axis title. It works just fine if I hard-code the title, but not as an input value.

Solution:
Where I was passing: “\u00B5W / cm\u00B2”
I now pass the HTML Entity: “µW / cm²”

…CanvasJS Chart config…

axisY: {
title: this.yAxisLabel
}

…

Works like a charm.

A great reference for HTML entities, etc: https://www.toptal.com/designers/htmlarrows/

• This reply was modified 4 years, 11 months ago by jhodgeswaterford.
• This reply was modified 4 years, 11 months ago by jhodgeswaterford. Reason: enhance clarity