Vishwas,
Nice work….Only not just the answer I was actually looking for. I’d like to have another seperator within the CSV, not only for separating the CHARTS like what you’ve just shown, but for having the option of reading multiple series of datapoints (e.q a number of line graphs) to put them into 1 chart.
Peter
Hi guys,
Thansk for such a great tool-set! Works like a charm!
On to this topic I have 2 questions: 1) I’d like to use just one .CSV file to provide a lot of various datapoints to various (Types of) charts all to be displayed in one .HTML-page. I’d lie to have a way of separating the various data-points within this one .CSV file and using a “NAME-denominator” directing the parser to the correct dataseries and hence the correct variables for the charts.
Anything like this: CHART_1 1,10 2,20 X,Y CHART_2 JUNE, 2500$ JULY, 2700$ X,Y CHART_3 X,Y
2. I’d have various column/line/charts with more then one series. How do I use an external .CSV or populating the multiple data-series/datapoints. Can that be done by elaborating on my first question with a “data-series NAME-tag” ???
Cheers, Peter