I have a sheet with 30 charts and I'm trying to iterate over all of them updating the colors of the background and the series.
Even though I could do it blindly, I'd rather be able to look at all the series in a chart first so that I could add extra logic based on the number of series, if it is already using one of my custom colors, title, etc. The problem is that I couldn't find a way to get the series from a chart.
Given that I can modify the series with setOptions I thought something like sheet.getCharts()[0].getOptions().get('series') would work, but it returns Access to class "(class)" is prohibited. when I try to log it.
Any advice on how to get an object where I can read information about the series in a chart?
its like hashmap (key/value) when you set option put key and value and when you get it try to use json to get the oject value too
function myfunction() {
var sheet = SpreadsheetApp.getActiveSheet();
var len = sheet.getCharts().length;
for(var i=0;i<len;i++){
var bg=sheet.getCharts()[i].getOptions().get('backgroundColor.fill');
var s=sheet.getCharts()[i].getOptions().get('series.0.color');
}
}
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I wanted to use javascript addin's to get the style object and get some proerties of it for example maybe paragraph property and get the indentation of this specific style but I cant get to the style object and get the property of it. I know that there is a collection of every style in document but I cant get any properties of those. There is way to change style in selected range but it could be very fine if I could get style from the range maybe and like i said erlier get some properties of it.
This is code in Word VBA that is example of property i want to see value of:
documents("[file_name]").Styles([index]).ParagraphFormat.LeftIndent
We can set the value to any variable:
Dim var As Integer/Long
Let var = documents("[file_name]").Styles([index]).ParagraphFormat.LeftIndent
As far as I know the office.js API for Word does not currently (v. 1.4) provide any Style objects with the kind of properties that you are used to seeing via the Object Model that VBA uses. All it lets you do is get the style names (localized and built-in) associated with another object such as a range, a paragraph, or various style properties associated with a table.
i.e. at the moment, the only way you would be able to get detailed style information would probably be to retrieve the document's XML and interpret that. Hard, I suspect.
I think that probably answers your question but in case you were looking for code to retrieve a style, to get the style name of a range, say, is straightforward, e.g. in Script Lab you can start with one of the basic JavaScript samples and modify its run function so it looks like this:
function run() {
return Word.run(function(context) {
var range = context.document.getSelection();
range.load("style");
return context.sync().then(function() {
console.log('The selected style was "' + range.style + '".');
});
});
}
Precisely which style name you get depends on the range - if you select two paragraphs with different styles, the style name will be "", and so on.
I'm building an API to create ECharts configs and would like the data labels to appear in the correct format based on where the end user is reading the chart from.
For example, if a number in a chart is 10,000 I would like it to appear as 10,000 in North America and 10.000 in Europe.
It looks like it's not possible to set a global format in ECharts, so I will need to use the formatter option. I thought this would be as simple as passing in a function that uses JavaScript's toLocaleString() or Intl.NumberFormat, but the ECharts docs make this look much more complicated.
I haven't found any examples of formatter that show both the inputs and outputs for common formatting scenarios, so I'm hoping to get some help in understanding the right way to do this.
Below is a very simple example of the function I'm hoping to include in formatter, but this particular example doesn't work.
formatter: function(d){
return d.toLocaleString()
}
Answering my own question so someone who needs this info can find it in the future. It turned out to be very simple, but I couldn't find a simple example like this anywhere!
Because ECharts was already displaying a value as a default label on my chart, I assumed that any function I included in formatter would use that value (that's the assumption in the simple function in my question).
I learned that when you add a function to formatter, it doesn't use the default value automatically. You need to pass in a specific reference to a piece of data using their params dataset.
In my example, I needed to use params.value to access the data I needed. My series dataset also includes both x and y columns in an array, so I needed to reference only one of the columns to get the labels to work.
params is detailed in the ECharts docs, but in the series type sections, it wasn't clear (at least to me) how to use it.
Here's what a simplified version of my working function looks like:
formatter: function(params){
let label = params.value[1] // this is my y column
return label.toLocaleString()
}
I am trying to automate text boxes to fill with a certain value, however the text boxes names are not static so they will always change. I am looking to find a way to always populate them even though they do not have a static name and how to find the second, third, fourth etc instance of the boxes and be able to also fill them without overwriting the previous text boxes
i have tried using the _collect function in sahi pro but could not find how to target the class correctly
I expect to be able to populate any textbox using the same class name without overwriting the first instance of this class.
I am using Sahi pro.
The sahi documentation on _collect seems to be you exactly what you are looking for
// Collect all textboxes matching any identifier, in table "listing".
// Note the use of match all regular expression "/.*/"
var $textboxes = _collect("_textbox", "/.*/", _in(_table("listing"));
// Iterate and set values on all textboxes
for (var $i=0; $i<$textboxes.length; $i++) {
_setValue($textboxes[$i], "value");
}
If this does not solve your problem, please provide an example of the html and of your _collect code
I am working with a spreadsheet that contains multiple sheets. In every sheet there is 1 chart.
I am using Google Apps Script to get these specific charts, which is working perfectly for all types of charts, except for the 'Stepped Stacked Chart', not to confuse with the 'Stepped Chart'.
Example code to explain the issue:
function getCharts(){
var ss = SpreadsheetApp.getActiveSpreadsheet();
var steppedStackedSheet = ss.getSheetByName('chart_2');
var otherChart = ss.getSheetByName('chart_1');
Logger.log(steppedStackedSheet.getCharts()); // returns an empty array
Logger.log(otherChart.getCharts()); // returns an array [EmbeddedChart] - This is what i also expect to see in the steppedStackedSheet chart.
}
I am buidling a script that downloads the chart as an image, but it's strange that this specific chart is not being recognized as a chart.
Haven't found anything on Google but hopefully someone here has had a similar issue and/or a solution.
Here an example sheet, also including the script
Thanks in advance!
As described in this documentation,
For 100% stacking, the stacks of elements at each domain-value are rescaled such that they add up to 100%. The options for this are isStacked: 'percent', which formats each value as a percentage of 100%, and isStacked: 'relative', which formats each value as a fraction of 1. There is also an isStacked: 'absolute' option, which is functionally equivalent to isStacked: true.
You may use setStacked() which uses stacked lines, meaning that line and bar values are stacked (accumulated). By default, there is no stacking. The return type is EmbeddedColumnChartBuilder.
I want to create a scatter chart dynamically and load the series by fetching the data from the store. Is there any method to do that? I did the following:
var myChart = Ext.create('Ext.chart.Chart',{
id:'myChart',
renderTo:'myPanel',
axes:[], // blank because i need to add axes from store
series:[] // blank because i need to add series from store
:
:
});
for(conditions){
myChart.config.axes[0].fields.push(record[cnt].data.fieldName);
var series = {
type:'scatter',
axis:['right', 'bottom'],
xField:'myXfield',
yField:record[cnt].data.yfieldVal
}
myChart.config.series.push(series);
}//for loop ends
myChart.redraw();
Iam not able to see the chart with the plots that are dynamically added.
Any help will be appriciated!
Thanks!
I realized how to address the issue. I declared Global variables for the store name and other related fields. I created the get and set methods. These are defined in app.js file. I was able to set the values dynamically to these global variables using set methods and use the assigned values using the get methods. I hope someone will be able to use this technique if required.