[tedadradro]

Two months.. any update?
Thanks

[tedadradro]

…your lack of answers seems to confirm the above..

[tedadradro]

Hi Vishwas
I have a dataset consisting of more than 17’000 datapoints (the fiddle is a simplification) and my customer needs a 24h viewport with all the data.
The logical answer is that CanvasJS is not able to represent such data at the moment I fear.

[tedadradro]

Have you noticed what happens as soon as you expand the time range?
https://jsfiddle.net/pdv76swb/
(i just changed
viewportMaximum: (new Date(2018,11,05,4,0,0)).getTime(),
to
viewportMaximum: (new Date(2018,11,05,23,0,0)).getTime(),
to show you what happens as soon the viewport approaches a 24 hour period.

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[tedadradro]

Hi
Scale breaks are not applicable in this scenario, because if the range is just some hour more, this is the (weird) result:
https://jsfiddle.net/z7fmtxjr/

I fear DataPointMinHeight would be the only viable solution

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[tedadradro]

I know, but that’s my real data. So there is currently no workaround?

[tedadradro]

Sample fiddle
jsfiddle.net/91s7ajL3

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[tedadradro]

Hi Priyanka
as far as I can tell from the docs, there’s no property for datapoint min and max HEIGHT: (which translates in width in Bar Graphs) Max Width; Min Width
so in a very crowded bar chart, (ie, with hundreds of datapoints) most often the datapoints DISAPPEAR because they are so thin that they are less than 1 pixel, and you cannot increase their height (that again, corresponds to width in a bar chart)

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