jQuery UI Widgets Forums Chart Filled between curves graph

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  • Filled between curves graph #17970

    jb
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    Hi!
    Can you please let me know if this is possible and how I could get started…
    I want to create a graph with lines and for each line, I need an area, similar to “Area Spline Series” but that goes from and to given points (not starting at 0 for all points). The idea is to have this area represent the “Normal” value range for each line (which is calculated outside jqwidgets from statistical data). A sample of data could look like this: “1950 15 10 17” Where 1950 is the x-axis info, “15” is the line value and “10” & “17” would be the area min and max. I hope it makes sense, let me know your thoughts.

    Filled between curves graph #18036

    Dimitar
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    Hello jb,

    If you do not want the chart to start from 0, you can set the valueAxis baselineValue property. However, in this case, the chart will start only from the set value. If I understand you correctly, you would like to have an area between two curves plotted. This, unfortunately, cannot be achieved with jqxChart.

    Best Regards,
    Dimitar

    jQWidgets team
    http://www.jqwidgets.com/

    Filled between curves graph #18674

    jb
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    Gave this some thought to find a workaround… Could we somehow use the “bubble” graph to come up with that “area” ? To do this, we’d need to change the bubble into a rectangle.. is that possible?

    Filled between curves graph #19120

    jb
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    Hi! when can I expect an answer about this? Thanks!

    Filled between curves graph #23927

    jb
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    I see that 2.9.0 introduced precisely this graph style (/javascript_chart_column_range.htm), that’s excellent news! One small problem though: at the end of line #59 of the htm demo, there’s a “,” which causes problems for IE. ( gridLinesColor: ‘#888888’, )

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