Hi,
We're just evaluating Kendo UI chart controls, and have a question about Stacked Column Charts.
When generating a stacked column chart do all records in the datasource have to have the same number of values?
For example:
If I have a chart as follows:
and the data is as follows:
The chart is rendered as I expect, with 3 columns, each with a stack containing "Stack A", "Stack B" and "Stack C". However, if I remove the "Stack C / Category:2" record, the value of "Stack C / Category:3" record appears on the 2nd column, eg:
Other behaviour also occurs if the first "group" doesn't contain all the possible categories, eg you can end up with columns that don't have a label.
Is there a way to have the chart use 0 as the value for the missing records, or is there another way to achieve this.
We're just evaluating Kendo UI chart controls, and have a question about Stacked Column Charts.
When generating a stacked column chart do all records in the datasource have to have the same number of values?
For example:
If I have a chart as follows:
$("#chart").kendoChart ( { dataSource: { data: arData, sort: [{ field: "axisOrder", dir: "asc" }, { field: "stack", dir: "asc"}], group: [{ field: "stack"}] }, legend: { visible: false }, series: [{ stack: true, type: "column", field: "value" }], categoryAxis: { field: "category", labels: { rotation: -90 } } } )and the data is as follows:
var arData = [ { stack: "Stack A", category: "1", value: 10, axisOrder: 1 }, { stack: "Stack A", category: "2", value: 20, axisOrder: 2 }, { stack: "Stack A", category: "3", value: 30, axisOrder: 3 }, { stack: "Stack B", category: "1", value: 20, axisOrder: 1 }, { stack: "Stack B", category: "2", value: 30, axisOrder: 2 }, { stack: "Stack B", category: "3", value: 40, axisOrder: 3 }, { stack: "Stack C", category: "1", value: 30, axisOrder: 1 }, { stack: "Stack C", category: "2", value: 40, axisOrder: 2 }, { stack: "Stack C", category: "3", value: 50, axisOrder: 3}];The chart is rendered as I expect, with 3 columns, each with a stack containing "Stack A", "Stack B" and "Stack C". However, if I remove the "Stack C / Category:2" record, the value of "Stack C / Category:3" record appears on the 2nd column, eg:
var arData = [ { stack: "Stack A", category: "1", value: 10, axisOrder: 1 }, { stack: "Stack A", category: "2", value: 20, axisOrder: 2 }, { stack: "Stack A", category: "3", value: 30, axisOrder: 3 }, { stack: "Stack B", category: "1", value: 20, axisOrder: 1 }, { stack: "Stack B", category: "2", value: 30, axisOrder: 2 }, { stack: "Stack B", category: "3", value: 40, axisOrder: 3 }, { stack: "Stack C", category: "1", value: 30, axisOrder: 1 }, //{ stack: "Stack C", category: "2", value: 40, axisOrder: 2 }, { stack: "Stack C", category: "3", value: 50, axisOrder: 3} ];Other behaviour also occurs if the first "group" doesn't contain all the possible categories, eg you can end up with columns that don't have a label.
Is there a way to have the chart use 0 as the value for the missing records, or is there another way to achieve this.