Multiple Waterfalls In A Single Chart Possible?

[Sumant Sarkar]

Hi Folks,

 

is it possible to show multiple waterfall charts within a single chart?

 

The waterfall I am attempting is this:

( a ). Increase due to more # Handsets sold

( b ) Increase due to higher average handset price

( c ). Total Increase

 

Here the numbers ( a ) and ( b ) add up to ( c )

 

I am able to display like the example shown here:

http://www.fusioncha...?id=waterfall_5

 

But i need to display this waterfall chart for more than one dealers. Need to show ( a ), ( b )and ( c ) for more than one dealers.

How do I achieve this?

 

The screenshot attached is sort of where i need to get.

At the moment, they are implemented as 2 different waterfall charts that i show side by side.

 

regards,

Sumant

Edited August 17, 2012 by Sumant Sarkar

[Guest Bindhu]

Hi Sumant,

 

Welcome to the FusionCharts Forum

 

Thank you for the post.

 

I am afraid, we do not support multi-series waterfall chart, as of now.

 

Also, I am unable to see any attachment, can you please re-send?

[Sumant Sarkar]

Thanks.

This is the attachment.,

Edited August 17, 2012 by Sumant Sarkar

[Guest Bindhu]

Hi,

 

Thank you

[Guest Bindhu]

Hi,

 

This feature request has been added to our wish list, and will be implemented if feasible.

 

Hope this helps!

[Guest Sumedh]

Hi Sumant,

 

It's not possible to render multiple Waterfall charts in a single one, although you can try this workaround.

 

You can render multiple Waterfall charts side by side to make it as one, you just need to configure few attributes and apply some CSS.

 

For first chart, you would need to configure "chartRightMargin" and for second chart, configure "chartLeftMargin".

 

Ref. Code:

 

For first chart,

<chart ... chartRightMargin='0'>

 

For second chart, you would need to disable the y-axis values, as this chart should scale up the values according the first chart's y-axis values.

<chart ... chartLeftMargin='0' showYAxisValues='0'>

 

Find attached sample and screen-shot for your reference.

 

Hope this helps!

Multiple_Waterfall_in_Single_Waterfall.zip