The possibility to have an array of series in seriesName of y-axis #4237
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area/multi-axis-with-seriesname-arrays.xml - also use this facility to simplify the specification of series inclusion in stacked charts, especially when combined with other series. See stacked-column-with-line.xml and c.f. stacked-column-with-line-new.xml The new facility should be backward compatible with the existing style (both described below to the best of my knowledge), via code that converts the old data structure to the new one. The current style of mapping multiple series to a y axis is to include one yaxis config per series but set each yaxis seriesName to the same series name and then set show: false on all axes that are not required. While not the purpose of apexcharts#4237, it offers a more intuitive alternative that explicitly configures yaxis elements with the series that will be referenced to them (seriesName: []). This only requires including the yaxis elements that will be seen on the chart. Old way: yax: ser 0: 0 1: 1 2: 1 3: 1 4: 1 Axes 0..4 are all scaled and all will be rendered unless the axes are show: false. If the chart is stacked, it's assumed that series 1..4 are the contributing series. New way: yax: ser 0: [0] 1: [1,2,3,4] If the chart is stacked (a global chart setting), it must be assumed that any axis with multiple series is stacked, presumably as separate sets (not yet implemented). Fix stacked chart y axis scaling: min and max were computed as the sum of the series min and max, not the min and max od the summed datapoints in each series. Note: it is left to the creativity of the user to visually disambiguate which plot is associated with which Y axis. Additional checks for undefined elements in CoreUtils.extendArrayProps(). Remove the duplicate outlier in boxplot-scatter.xml.
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area/multi-axis-with-seriesname-arrays.xml - also use this facility to simplify the specification of series inclusion in stacked charts, especially when combined with other series. See stacked-column-with-line.xml and c.f. stacked-column-with-line-new.xml The new facility should be backward compatible with the existing style (both described below to the best of my knowledge), via code that converts the old data structure to the new one. The current style of mapping multiple series to a y axis is to include one yaxis config per series but set each yaxis seriesName to the same series name and then set show: false on all axes that are not required. While not the purpose of apexcharts#4237, it offers a more intuitive alternative that explicitly configures yaxis elements with the series that will be referenced to them (seriesName: []). This only requires including the yaxis elements that will be seen on the chart. Old way: yax: ser 0: 0 1: 1 2: 1 3: 1 4: 1 Axes 0..4 are all scaled and all will be rendered unless the axes are show: false. If the chart is stacked, it's assumed that series 1..4 are the contributing series. New way: yax: ser 0: [0] 1: [1,2,3,4] If the chart is stacked (a global chart setting), it must be assumed that any axis with multiple series is stacked, presumably as separate sets (not yet implemented). Fix stacked chart y axis scaling: min and max were computed as the sum of the series min and max, not the min and max od the summed datapoints in each series. Note: it is left to the creativity of the user to visually disambiguate which plot is associated with which Y axis. Additional checks for undefined elements in CoreUtils.extendArrayProps(). Remove the duplicate outlier in boxplot-scatter.xml.
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area/multi-axis-with-seriesname-arrays.xml - also use this facility to simplify the specification of series inclusion in stacked charts, especially when combined with other series. See stacked-column-with-line.xml and c.f. stacked-column-with-line-new.xml The new facility should be backward compatible with the existing style (both described below to the best of my knowledge), via code that converts the old data structure to the new one. The current style of mapping multiple series to a y axis is to include one yaxis config per series but set each yaxis seriesName to the same series name and then set show: false on all axes that are not required. While not the purpose of apexcharts#4237, it offers a more intuitive alternative that explicitly configures yaxis elements with the series that will be referenced to them (seriesName: []). This only requires including the yaxis elements that will be seen on the chart. Old way: yax: ser 0: 0 1: 1 2: 1 3: 1 4: 1 Axes 0..4 are all scaled and all will be rendered unless the axes are show: false. If the chart is stacked, it's assumed that series 1..4 are the contributing series. New way: yax: ser 0: [0] 1: [1,2,3,4] If the chart is stacked (a global chart setting), it must be assumed that any axis with multiple series is stacked, presumably as separate sets (not yet implemented). Fix stacked chart y axis scaling: min and max were computed as the sum of the series min and max, not the min and max od the summed datapoints in each series. Note: it is left to the creativity of the user to visually disambiguate which plot is associated with which Y axis. Additional checks for undefined elements in CoreUtils.extendArrayProps(). Remove the duplicate outlier in boxplot-scatter.xml.
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area/multi-axis-with-seriesname-arrays.xml - also use this facility to simplify the specification of series inclusion in stacked charts, especially when combined with other series. See stacked-column-with-line.xml and c.f. stacked-column-with-line-new.xml The new facility should be backward compatible with the existing style (both described below to the best of my knowledge), via code that converts the old data structure to the new one. The current style of mapping multiple series to a y axis is to include one yaxis config per series but set each yaxis seriesName to the same series name and then set show: false on all axes that are not required. While not the purpose of apexcharts#4237, it offers a more intuitive alternative that explicitly configures yaxis elements with the series that will be referenced to them (seriesName: []). This only requires including the yaxis elements that will be seen on the chart. Old way: yax: ser 0: 0 1: 1 2: 1 3: 1 4: 1 Axes 0..4 are all scaled and all will be rendered unless the axes are show: false. If the chart is stacked, it's assumed that series 1..4 are the contributing series. New way: yax: ser 0: [0] 1: [1,2,3,4] If the chart is stacked (a global chart setting), it must be assumed that any axis with multiple series is stacked, presumably as separate sets (not yet implemented). Fix stacked chart y axis scaling: min and max were computed as the sum of the series min and max, not the min and max od the summed datapoints in each series. Note: it is left to the creativity of the user to visually disambiguate which plot is associated with which Y axis. Additional checks for undefined elements in CoreUtils.extendArrayProps(). Remove the duplicate outlier in boxplot-scatter.xml.
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area/multi-axis-with-seriesname-arrays.xml - also use this facility to simplify the specification of series inclusion in stacked charts, especially when combined with other series. See stacked-column-with-line.xml and c.f. stacked-column-with-line-new.xml The new facility should be backward compatible with the existing style (both described below to the best of my knowledge), via code that converts the old data structure to the new one. The current style of mapping multiple series to a y axis is to include one yaxis config per series but set each yaxis seriesName to the same series name and then set show: false on all axes that are not required. While not the purpose of apexcharts#4237, it offers a more intuitive alternative that explicitly configures yaxis elements with the series that will be referenced to them (seriesName: []). This only requires including the yaxis elements that will be seen on the chart. Old way: yax: ser 0: 0 1: 1 2: 1 3: 1 4: 1 Axes 0..4 are all scaled and all will be rendered unless the axes are show: false. If the chart is stacked, it's assumed that series 1..4 are the contributing series. New way: yax: ser 0: [0] 1: [1,2,3,4] If the chart is stacked (a global chart setting), it must be assumed that any axis with multiple series is stacked, presumably as separate sets (not yet implemented). Fix stacked chart y axis scaling: min and max were computed as the sum of the series min and max, not the min and max od the summed datapoints in each series. Note: it is left to the creativity of the user to visually disambiguate which plot is associated with which Y axis. Additional checks for undefined elements in CoreUtils.extendArrayProps(). Remove the duplicate outlier in boxplot-scatter.xml.
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area/multi-axis-with-seriesname-arrays.xml - also use this facility to simplify the specification of series inclusion in stacked charts, especially when combined with other series. See stacked-column-with-line.xml and c.f. stacked-column-with-line-new.xml The new facility should be backward compatible with the existing style (both described below to the best of my knowledge), via code that converts the old data structure to the new one. The current style of mapping multiple series to a y axis is to include one yaxis config per series but set each yaxis seriesName to the same series name and then set show: false on all axes that are not required. While not the purpose of apexcharts#4237, it offers a more intuitive alternative that explicitly configures yaxis elements with the series that will be referenced to them (seriesName: []). This only requires including the yaxis elements that will be seen on the chart. Old way: yax: ser 0: 0 1: 1 2: 1 3: 1 4: 1 Axes 0..4 are all scaled and all will be rendered unless the axes are show: false. If the chart is stacked, it's assumed that series 1..4 are the contributing series. New way: yax: ser 0: [0] 1: [1,2,3,4] If the chart is stacked (a global chart setting), it must be assumed that any axis with multiple series is stacked, presumably as separate sets (not yet implemented). Fix stacked chart y axis scaling: min and max were computed as the sum of the series min and max, not the min and max od the summed datapoints in each series. Note: it is left to the creativity of the user to visually disambiguate which plot is associated with which Y axis. Additional checks for undefined elements in CoreUtils.extendArrayProps(). Remove the duplicate outlier in boxplot-scatter.xml.
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area/multi-axis-with-seriesname-arrays.xml - also use this facility to simplify the specification of series inclusion in stacked charts, especially when combined with other series. See stacked-column-with-line.xml and c.f. stacked-column-with-line-new.xml The new facility should be backward compatible with the existing style (both described below to the best of my knowledge), via code that converts the old data structure to the new one. The current style of mapping multiple series to a y axis is to include one yaxis config per series but set each yaxis seriesName to the same series name and then set show: false on all axes that are not required. While not the purpose of apexcharts#4237, it offers a more intuitive alternative that explicitly configures yaxis elements with the series that will be referenced to them (seriesName: []). This only requires including the yaxis elements that will be seen on the chart. Old way: yax: ser 0: 0 1: 1 2: 1 3: 1 4: 1 Axes 0..4 are all scaled and all will be rendered unless the axes are show: false. If the chart is stacked, it's assumed that series 1..4 are the contributing series. New way: yax: ser 0: [0] 1: [1,2,3,4] If the chart is stacked (a global chart setting), it must be assumed that any axis with multiple series is stacked, presumably as separate sets (not yet implemented). Fix stacked chart y axis scaling: min and max were computed as the sum of the series min and max, not the min and max od the summed datapoints in each series. Note: it is left to the creativity of the user to visually disambiguate which plot is associated with which Y axis. Additional checks for undefined elements in CoreUtils.extendArrayProps(). Remove the duplicate outlier in boxplot-scatter.xml.
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Implement feature request #4237 plus refactor similar scale multi-axis functions
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Summary
It would be cool if we could select multiple series in seriesName so in a multiple y-axis chart we can target the scale of a y-axis from multiple series
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With my proposal, y-axis options would pass from
seriesName: Stringto
seriesNames: String | String[]or simply
seriesNames: String[]Intended Use Case
With my proposal, it would permit to add a scale for multiple groups of series, in the exemple there are 2 groups of series, original and compared. it would allow me to make a scale for the two groups
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