Álvaro González Report post Posted March 14, 2012 I'm creating my first "Multi-series Column 2D Chart". I've managed to do almost everything I need, except hiding the values on top of each bar. I don't need them and they just clutter the graph: According to the documentation I can use showValues=0. I've tried setting it everywhere and using 0 or 1 as values but I can't see any change in the graph. What am I missing? Here's my JSON data: { "chart": { "showValues": 0 }, "categories": [ { "category": [ {"label": "A"}, {"label": "B"}, {"label": "C"}, {"label": "D"}, {"label": "E"}, {"label": "F"}, {"label": "G"}, {"label": "H"}, {"label": "I"}, {"label": "J"}, {"label": "K"}, {"label": "L"} ] } ], "dataset": [ { "dataset": [ { "showValues": 0, "data": [ {"value": "4395649.00"}, {"value": "2130494.00"}, {"value": "1781236.00"}, {"value": "1588495.00"}, {"value": "1551210.00"}, {"value": "1323759.00"}, {"value": "1249733.00"}, {"value": "1141461.00"}, {"value": "1094041.00"}, {"value": "1513253.00"}, {"value": "1188087.00"}, {"value": "944869.00"} ] }, { "showValues": 0, "data": [ {"value": "7410054.79"}, {"value": "2734390.53"}, {"value": "2659246.50"}, {"value": "2859717.03"}, {"value": "2250420.27"}, {"value": "2695766.67"}, {"value": "2256646.71"}, {"value": "2457040.74"}, {"value": "2155351.37"}, {"value": "2127566.98"}, {"value": "2013708.28"}, {"value": "1888168.13"} ] } ] }, { "dataset": [ { "showValues": 0, "data": [ {"value": "4246039.00"}, {"value": "1954004.00"}, {"value": "1825218.00"}, {"value": "1629818.00"}, {"value": "1584672.00"}, {"value": "1420950.00"}, {"value": "1347016.00"}, {"value": "1153637.00"}, {"value": "1115269.00"}, {"value": "1075794.00"}, {"value": "993593.00"}, {"value": "971447.00"} ] }, { "showValues": 0, "data": [ {"value": "6749650.44"}, {"value": "2858274.77"}, {"value": "2696682.83"}, {"value": "2779320.21"}, {"value": "1941927.19"}, {"value": "2557306.32"}, {"value": "1727990.77"}, {"value": "2097329.64"}, {"value": "1906777.26"}, {"value": "2283929.19"}, {"value": "2105634.80"}, {"value": "1954386.69"} ] } ] } ] } Thank you in advance for any hint you can provide. P.S. You can find a self-contained example with the above JSON data in the attached ZIP: FusionCharts.zip Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest Sumedh Report post Posted March 14, 2012 Hi, You would need to add "showSum" attribute under the chart element. This attribute is used to show sum of all the columns in a given stacked column. By default this attribute is set to 1. If you do not want to show the sum of all the columns, set this attribute to 0. Ref. code: <chart .. showValues='0' showSum='0'> This would solve your purpose. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Álvaro González Report post Posted March 14, 2012 You would need to add "showSum" attribute under the chart element. This attribute is used to show sum of all the columns in a given stacked column. By default this attribute is set to 1. Thank you very much, that was the trick. I've just realised I was looking at the wrong document... Multi-series Column 2D Chart ≠ Multi-series Stacked Column 2D Chart Share this post Link to post Share on other sites