[FC Fan]

Hi

I would like to recommend inclusion/prioritisation of the wind rose chart into your development plan. From what I can see in the documentation, it is not possible to implement this using the current radar chart - but it is close in some respects.

To see what a wind rose chart is just put "wind rose chart" into google. The typical use is to display the distribution of  wind directions during a time period.

The curent radar chart can do some of this but misses out on vital stuff vs competing charting products.

So in summary, if a radar chart is a circular multi-series line chart, then a wind rose chart could be a circular multi-series stacked column chart. (best way of describing it)

If it is possibe to achieve this using the radar chart, please let me know. [Otherwise we will have to introduce an alternative solution ]

tnx

[Sudipto Choudhury]

Hi,



We have wind-rose chart in our wish list and we might be coming up with this in upcoming release.

[FC Fan]

Thanks for the prompt reply.

Hopefully it will make the next version - as there is likely to be an increased requirement for it among all your users during the coming months/years

[Basundhara Ghosal]

Hi,

Thanks for your appreciation.

We will definitely get back to you as soon as we come up with our new release.

Keep smiling and keep FusionCharting.

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[Nut]

Hello,

Was wondering if the latest release actually supports wind-rose charts -
The chart gallery only mentions a radar (spider) chart - can this type of chart be configured in the latest release to represent a "proper" wind rose chart?
If not, any idea when a native wind-rose chart will be released?

Thanks,
Nathan.

[Angshu]

Hi,

Welcome to FusionCharts Forum!

We have taken a note of your requirement here and added the same in our wishlist.

We will try to implement this feature in our future upgrades.

Thank you very much for your continued patience and patronage.