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EVERY customer we have wants zoom. They see Flash charts on the internet that have a magnifying glass that they can drag over the chart and zoom in. With the current version of Fusion Charts, I see no practical way to simulate a zoom either. We have tried narrowing the x-range of data points to allow the y-axis to recalculate new ranges for the data being displayed. This approach works a little, but it's not good enough. Even when you calculate the y value in the range of data points and set the yMin to that value, the chart often makes its own decision about the lowest point value in the y-axis and the y increment. Even with the adaptive yMin thing enabled, even with the yMin set to a value greater than the greatest y value, we can't get the chart to narrow the y-range enough to simulate a useful zoom. Every customer complains that can find dozens of charts on the internet that have zoom that's better than our solutions using FusionCharts. Please add zooming. Spoon
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drop down menus not appearing where fusionchart is??? how do I fix???
spoonware replied to Rahul Kumar's topic in General usage
Will this FusionChartWMode.js file work with Fusion Charts 3.1 Enterprise version? -
Can yAxisMinValue be set to a value greater than the smallest data point?
spoonware posted a topic in General usage
I'm trying to work with a line chart where I can "zoom in" on any data point by clicking on it. One technique I'm attempting is to dynamically change the yAxisMinValue and the yAxisMaxValue so that I can view the data through a narrower range along the y-axis. For example, if my y-axis values are between 0 and 200 with a step of 10, I want to be able to view a slice of that chart by changing the yMin to 75 and the yMax to 125 thus also changing the interval on the y-axis from 20 to 5. In doing so, I'm essentially saying that I don't want to see any data points that are above 125 or below 75. The problem is that whenever I set the yMin to a number greater than the smallest value, yMin is ignored and zero is used instead. Also, if the yMax is set to a number less than the largest number, my yMax value is ignored. Is there a way that I can make my chart perform this way? Spoonware