Example with labelled bars
See original GitHub issuePlease add the example for bar/column chart labelled with data values. The critical part is: how to instantiate google.visualization.DataView
?
$scope.chart.view = new google.visualization.DataView($scope.chart.data); // not found at runtime
$scope.chart.view.setColumns([
0, 1,
{
calc : "stringify",
sourceColumn : 1,
type : "string",
role : "annotation"
},
2
]);
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- Created 7 years ago
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- Comments:8 (5 by maintainers)
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Sorry, I didn’t get back to you right away and it’s been a crazy couple of months.
https://jsfiddle.net/pceo1jxm/5/
I found this upstream issue a long time ago. If you check out the hide series example on the docs site, I encountered this while build that.
The ChartWrapper we use internally doesn’t actually like to take a view instance. It takes an object literal that looks like a view instance. When you pass a view instance, it starts getting all conflicted with their minified code. This might be something reportable as a bug to google, but I never did get around to passing it on.
I totally agree. Nice catch! Here is the corrected example. However the major goal is not yet achieved: the value annotations are not added to the bars. I think that
$scope.chart.data
is used to draw the graph, not$scope.chart.view
hence column tuning is not applied. Could you please help?