Currently, the width property is available only for horizontally oriented legend:
Provide an option to set the width of the legend when orientation is set to vertical.
Hi,
Please provide an option to render a Legend for the Chart Pane components.
thanks
We have enjoyed using Kendo UI and the chart tooling that is provided, but our business cases are beginning to need advanced data visualization beyond the chart types currently available.
The additional chart types we need are:
- Marimekko Chart
- Parallel Sets
- Sankey Diagram
- Alluvial Diagram
- Waterfall Plot (not the same as the waterfall chart currently available, which is great too!)
- Lollipop Chart
Hi,
This documentation Stackblitz demo is broken (see screenshot below for details).
For our line chart it would help a lot to be able to display the date (category) along with the value when the user hovers over with the mouse. If dataItem was added to ChartSeriesTooltipTemplate then that would allow full flexibility, which would be nice. http://www.telerik.com/kendo-angular-ui/components/charts/api/TooltipComponent/#toc-format http://www.telerik.com/kendo-angular-ui/components/charts/api/SeriesTooltipTemplateDirective/
I would like to request a component similar to the old TreeMap widget, but with some added functionality. It would be great if there were native functionality in the component to drill deeper into a hierarchy rather than always having to look at the top level view (i.e. clicking a sub node would "zoom in" to view it as the new root level node). This example treemap and sunburst (implemented using d3.js) are along the lines of what I'm suggesting. http://mbostock.github.io/d3/talk/20111018/treemap.html http://bl.ocks.org/mbostock/4348373
Colour gradient on AreaChart would look great - see workaround below: https://stackblitz.com/edit/angular-x1vrhq?file=app/app.component.ts
Organisation Chart Like Web form. kindly provide this control very helpful
We have a case with a chart with values: Date-Value that only applies to working days.
Non of the current options of missingValues ("gap" | "interpolate" | "zero") suits us. Interpolate is the closest option but it pretends to have 2 additional points (Sat & Sun) between Friday and Monday while we prefer just to connect directly Friday and Monday so both label and chart-line shape showns that 4 weeks (28 days) data based chart is based on 20 points and not 28 points (20 real points and 8 interpolated points).
Can this be achived currently? If not can you extend missingValues with additonal option (eg. "ignore") to do as explained above?
Thanks,
Tomasz
I would like to have two-way data binding on some properties that are set by components themselves. Currently no output is offered for things like the min and max values of axes. It seems they can only be set, not read.
Ideally, I would like to do something like this:
<kendo-chart-y-axis-item [(max)]="yMax" [(min)]="yMin">
</kendo-chart-y-axis-item>
<input type="number" [(ngModel)]="yMin" />
<input type="number" [(ngModel)]="yMax" />
It would be great to have some support for charting hierarchical data in the Angular 2 Components. It would be especially nice to see something like the old TreeMap widget brought into the library and extended such that the data visualization could change (specifically a sunburst chart option would be really nice). Additionally, it would be great if there were native functionality in the component to drill deeper into the hierarchy rather than always having to look at the top level view (i.e. clicking a sub node would "zoom in" to view it as the new root level node). This example treemap and sunburst (implemented using d3.js) are along the lines of what I'm suggesting. http://mbostock.github.io/d3/talk/20111018/treemap.html http://bl.ocks.org/mbostock/4348373
Can you implement a new chart like the below reported? It's a bubble chart without considering the xaxis https://bl.ocks.org/alokkshukla/3d6be4be0ef9f6977ec6718b2916d168
Charts that use one or more value axis should expose the means to specify which values on that axis are labeled, instead of basing the labels on the min value of the axis and the major unit.
Ex, using the Angular syntax:
<kendo-chart-value-axis-item
min="0"
max="10"
[labelsAt]="[2.5, 4, 7]"
>
yielding an axis like
----------|------|------------|------------
2.5 4 7
Provide the animation once select or deselect the legend the visible line in chart should rerender with animation
add native support for displaying the series stack label. as for today doing so is a work around using the labels property of seriesDefaults.
Please add a Gantt and Resourcechart component. See anychart
Please take a look at this following example: https://stackblitz.com/edit/grouped-bar-chart-missing-values?file=app/app.component.ts
Problem:
The 2nd and 3rd series don't have data for 1/16/2020, but the chart still creates placeholders for where they would have been if there was data for those points.
If there are many missing values in the middle of the group, the outermost values appear as if they belong to the adjacent groups (they are visually closer).
Desired behaviour:
I would like the option to omit the blank space created for each missing value. The end result should be that missing values don't generate gaps and all the existing values cluster directly adjacent to each other. Clarifying example below.
I understand that this is not a bug and that it can be useful to have the placeholders for missing data, but would like to have the ability to not have them take up space. Over multiple dates and with 10-15+ series the chart can start looking very confusing with which date the bar actually belongs to.
This is somewhat related "missingValues", but differs in that instead of replacing a missing value with something (even a gap), here we want the component to behave as if it never existed.
The behaviour could be optional and toggle-able through a property binding, e.g. [hideMissingValues]="true".
I have the following data: Price Downloads 59 10 62 15 69 30 70 10 75 25 78 30 I want to present the data in a chart in such a way that the Price are grouped together and the Downloads have their medians. So it would be: < 59: 10 61-70: (Median of 62, 69 and 70 above) 71-80: (Median of 75 and 78 above) X-axis would be the Price then Downloads on Y-axis. I can create the median but I just want to be able to group the X-axis.