jose.costa

Hello, I'm having problems with valuePosition in a Pareto Chart. When a have values in the bars and also in the line, the first value is overwritten, so I'm trying to use valuePosition = "BELOW" to solve it, changing the position of the line values. I'm setting it to "BELOW", but doesn't make any difference. Here's what I'm doing: http://jsfiddle.net/fusioncharts/35JJ4/ Thank you for any help. type: 'pareto2d', renderAt: 'chart-container', width: iniWidth, height: iniHeight, "dataFormat": "json", "dataSource": { "chart": { "valuePosition": "BELOW", "PYaxisMaxValue": 3000, "xAxisName": "", "yAxisMaxValue": "", "yAxisName": "" }, "data": [ { "color": "2e7ec9", "label": "Test1", "value": 237 }, { "color": "ff853b", "label": "Test2", "value": 156 }, { "color": "50b150", "label": "Test3", "value": 148 }, { "color": "fb3636", "label": "Test4", "value": 147 }, { "color": "80d9ef", "label": "Test5", "value": 146 }, { "color": "e5c909", "label": "Test6", "value": 145 }, { "color": "c9527f", "label": "Test7", "value": 144 }, { "color": "2fd99b", "label": "Test8", "value": 143 }, { "color": "8715e7", "label": "Test9", "value": 142 }, { "color": "91c13b", "label": "Test10", "value": 141 }, { "color": "97b5d3", "label": "Test11", "value": 140 }, { "color": "a73f00", "label": "Test12", "value": 139 } ], "trendLines": {} }, "type": "Pareto2D",

Hello, I have a doubt about the Pareto chart. In the Pareto chart, we have two Y axes, the first for the bar values and the second for the percentages. Today when I use the Pareto, I see the bars following the proportion of the first axis. I would like to change it, so the bars would be following the proportion of the second axis (the percentage axis). If I could do this, in a little example, if the first bar represents 40% of the total, this bar would be in the same horizontal line of the 40% in the percentage axis, today it doesn't happen. Is there a way I could do this? The first image show what I can do now, and the second is what I would like to do. I did the second image with FusionCharts, but I had to do it using the Dual Y chart, if I could do it with Pareto would be much better. Thank you for any help.