Value Position

[duncan121]

Hi, two simple questions...

 

I wont to set the value on a Single Column 3D to display at the top of each column?

also is it posible to set the top of the graph to be 20pixels above the top of the tallest column without displaying a y axis?

 

Any ideas?

 

Thanks

[Guest Angshu]

Hi,

Thanks for your post.

 

I wont to set the value on a Single Column 3D to display at the top of each column?

 

By default, data values will display at the top of each column in FusionCharts. In case you don't want to display the data value, please try the same by setting <showValues='0'> attribute

 

inside the <chart> element.

 

is it possible to set the top of the graph to be 20pixels above the top of the tallest column without displaying a y axis?

Could you please send us a screenshot of your requirement?

Hope this helps.

[duncan121]

Hi thanks for the suggestions. I have attached a screenshot so you can see the position of the number values and also open to suggestions on getting more space above the columns.

 

bgColor='FFFFCC'

baseFont='verdana'

baseFontSize='10'

baseFontColor='000066'

hovercapbg='FFFFCC'

hovercapborder='000066'

showYAxisValues='0'

numdivlines='5'

divLineColor='CCCCCC'

divLineAlpha='80'

decimalPrecision='0'

showAlternateHGridColor='1'

AlternateHGridAlpha='30'

AlternateHGridColor='CCCCCC'

rotateNames='1'

slantLabels='1'

showValue='1'

formatNumber='0'

formatNumberScale='0'

[Guest Angshu]

Hi,

 

Thanks for your response.

 

It seems from the screenshot that majority of the space has been taken by the slanted labels.

 

You would need to use normal labels and set <chartTopMargin='0'> and <chartBottomMargin='0'> attribute inside the <chart> element to get more space.

 

In case the problem persists, please send us the entire XML code to look into it.

 

Awaiting for your reply.

[duncan121]

Perfect all problems sorts.

 

Thanks so much.

[Guest Angshu]

Hi,

 

Glad to know that you have managed to resolve your problem.

 

Happy FusionCharting!