I have a line chart which the dark blue line data point ends halfway through the chart, as no future data is yet available.
Is there a way to continue the line throughout the rest of the months on the date X Axis as a straight line with its current end position?
Current measure reads
Actuals = SELECTEDVALUE('Actual Hours'[Average Actual FTE])
Chart
Dataset
EDIT
Updated Line Chart
New Measure Code
To continue the line you should fill blanks for future dates like this:
Actuals =
VAR _LastDate =
CALCULATE(
MAX('Table'[month]),
ALL('Table'),
NOT(ISBLANK('Table'[value]))
)
VAR _Value =
CALCULATE(
SUM('Table'[value]),
'Table'[month] = _LastDate
)
RETURN
SWITCH(
SUM('Table'[value]),
BLANK(), _Value,
SUM('Table'[value])
)
_LastDate defines last date with non-blank value and _Value gets value for this date. Inside RETURN we fill blanks with _Value and do nothing to non-blanks.
On my dummy data it looks like:
I have this code where I can get which one is the current selected cell and use it to modify its value:
theSelection = ThisComponent.CurrentSelection
theSelection.setString("some value")
Now I want to move to the next column to the right, if it was Microsoft excel VBA I could just use something like theSelection.Offset(0,1) but that's not the case. So I'm doing some workarounds of course:
nextCell = oActiveSheet.getCellByPosition( ???currentColumn + 1, ???currentRow)
ThisComponent.CurrentController.select( nextCell )
I just want to know the simplest way to replace these ??? to the actual values of the theSelection var to move to the next column to the right.
I also tried this:
nextCell = oActiveSheet.getCellByPosition( column() + 1, row())
But I don't know why it is always returning column() = 1 and row() = 1 in regardless of which is the value of the CurrentSelection. Thanks in advance for the help.
Get the cell address.
Sub ChangeAndThenGoToCellToRightOfSelection
oActiveSheet = ThisComponent.getCurrentController().getActiveSheet()
oSels = ThisComponent.getCurrentSelection()
If oSels.supportsService("com.sun.star.sheet.SheetCell") Then
'A single cell is selected.
oSels.setString("some value")
address = oSels.getCellAddress()
nextCell = oActiveSheet.getCellByPosition(address.Column + 1, address.Row)
ThisComponent.CurrentController.select(nextCell)
End If
End Sub
To see what an object can do, use an introspection tool such as XrayTool or MRI.
I have a table as follows:
The number of experiments are arbitrary but the column name's prefix is "client_" following by the client number.
I want to draw a box plot of values against the "client_#" using dc.js. The table is a csv file which is loaded using d3.csv().
There are examples using ordinary groups, however I need each column to be displayed as its own boxplot and none of the examples do this. How can I create a boxplot from each column?
This is very similar to this question:
dc.js - how to create a row chart from multiple columns
Many of the same caveats apply - it will not be possible to filter (brush) using this chart, since every row contributes to every box plot.
The difference is that we will need all the individual values, not just the sum total.
I didn't have an example to test with, but hopefully this code will work:
function column_values(dim, cols) {
var _groupAll = dim.groupAll().reduce(
function(p, v) { // add
cols.forEach(function(c) {
p[c].splice(d3.bisectLeft(p[c], v[c]), 0, v[c]);
});
return p;
},
function(p, v) { // remove
cols.forEach(function(c) {
p[c].splice(d3.bisectLeft(p[c], v[c]), 1);
});
return p;
},
function() { // init
var p = {};
cols.forEach(function(c) {
p[c] = [];
});
return p;
});
return {
all: function() {
// or _.pairs, anything to turn the object into an array
return d3.map(_groupAll.value()).entries();
}
};
}
As with the row chart question, we'll need to group all the data in one bin using groupAll - ordinary crossfilter bins won't work since every row contributes to every bin.
The init function creates an object which will be keyed by column name. Each entry is an array of the values in that column.
The add function goes through all the columns and inserts each column's value into each array in sorted order.
The remove function finds the value using binary search and removes it.
When .all() is called, the {key,value} pairs will be built from the object.
The column_values function takes either a dimension or a crossfilter object for the first parameter, and an array of column names for the second parameter. It returns a fake group with a bin for each client, where the key is the client name and the value is all of the values for that client in sorted order.
You can use column_values like this:
var boxplotColumnsGroup = column_values(cf, ['client_1', 'client_2', 'client_3', 'client_4']);
boxPlot
.dimension({}) // no valid dimension as explained in earlier question
.group(boxplotColumnsGroup);
If this does not work, please attach an example so we can debug this together.
I've done some reading but my limited knowledge on scripts is making things difficult. I want to:
Copy a variable number of rows data range, known colums, from one sheet titled 'Download'
Paste that data in a new sheet titled 'Trade History' from Column B
In the new sheet, add today's date formatted (DD/MM/YYYY) in a new column A for each record copied
The data in worksheet 'Download' uses IMPORTHTML
The data copied from Download to store a historical record needs a date in Column A
I've managed to get 1 and 2 working, but can't work out the 3rd. See current script below.
function recordHistory() {
var ss = SpreadsheetApp.getActive(),
sheet = ss.getSheetByName('Trade_History');
var source = sheet.getRange("a2:E2000");
ss.getSheetByName('Download').getRange('A2:E5000').copyTo(sheet.getRange(sheet.getLastRow()+1, 2))
}
You need to use Utilities.formatDate() to format today's date to DD/MM/YYYY.
Because you're copying one set of values, and then next to it (in column A), pasting another, I altered your code a bit as well.
function recordHistory() {
var ss = SpreadsheetApp.getActive(),
destinationSheet = ss.getSheetByName('Trade_History');
var sourceData = ss.getSheetByName('Download').getDataRange().getValues();
for (var i=0; i<sourceData.length; i++) {
var row = sourceData[i];
var today = Utilities.formatDate(new Date(), 'GMT+10', 'dd/MM/yyyy'); // AEST is GMT+10
row.unshift(today); // Places data at the beginning of the row array
}
destinationSheet.getRange(destinationSheet.getLastRow()+1, // Append to existing data
1, // Start at Column A
sourceData.length, // Number of new rows to be added (determined from source data)
sourceData[0].length // Number of new columns to be added (determined from source data)
).setValues(sourceData); // Printe the values
}
Start by getting the values of the source data. This returns an array that can be looped through to add today's date. Once the date has been added to all of the source data, determine the range boundaries for where it will be printed. Rather than simply selecting the start cell as could be done with the copyTo() method, the full dimensions now have to be defined. Finally, print the values to the defined range.
i have a column chart and work fine, but i want to allways show positive number, but i force negative number to "divide" bars on top and bottom.
He a example:
Here my code
google.load('visualization','1.1',{packages:['corechart']});
google.setOnLoadCallback(function(){
var GoogleChart=new google.visualization.ColumnChart(document.getElementById( 'chart' ));
var data = google.visualization.arrayToDataTable([
["Age","Male","Female"],
["<15",{"v":0,"f":"0%"},{"v":0,"f":"0%"}],
["15-20",{"v":8.3333333333333,"f":"8,3333333333333%"},{"v":0,"f":"0%"}],
["20-25",{"v":75,"f":"75%"},{"v":-8.3333333333333,"f":"8,3333333333333%"}],
["25-30",{"v":0,"f":"0%"},{"v":0,"f":"0%"}],
["30-35",{"v":0,"f":"0%"},{"v":0,"f":"0%"}],
["35-40",{"v":0,"f":"0%"},{"v":0,"f":"0%"}],
["40-45",{"v":8.3333333333333,"f":"8,3333333333333%"},{"v":0,"f":"0%"}],
["45-50",{"v":0,"f":"0%"},{"v":0,"f":"0%"}],
["50-55",{"v":0,"f":"0%"},{"v":0,"f":"0%"}],
["55-60",{"v":0,"f":"0%"},{"v":0,"f":"0%"}],
[">60",{"v":0,"f":"0%"},{"v":0,"f":"0%"}]
]);
new google.visualization.NumberFormat({"pattern":"#,##%"}).format(data, 1);
new google.visualization.NumberFormat({"pattern":"#,##%"}).format(data, 2);
var options ={
"isStacked":true,
"hAxis":{
"title":"age"
},
"vAxis":{
"title":"Percentage",
"format":"#,##%",
"viewWindowMode":"explicit",
"viewWindow":{
"min":-100,
"max":100
}
}
};
GoogleChart.draw(data, options);
i dont know how to remove negative symbol("-").
Thanks
P.S: Google Charts 1.1
The google visualization pattern format is a subset of the ICU pattern set. By that you can specify subpatterns for both positive and negative numbers to avoid the minus sign (because if the negative subpattern is not specified, you will get the minus prefix by default) :
format: "#,##%;#,##%"
Unfortunetaly this does not work in visualization - it complains about "Too many percent/permills" - but since % is nothing but "Multiply by 100 and show as percentage" - then you can simply add ,00% as a string suffix instead :
vAxis:{
format:"#,##',00%';#,##',00%'",
...
}
new google.visualization.NumberFormat({"pattern":"#,##',00%';#,##',00%'"}).format(data, 1);
new google.visualization.NumberFormat({"pattern":"#,##',00%';#,##',00%'"}).format(data, 2);
Minus sign now removed from both the vAxis and tooltips.
demo -> http://jsfiddle.net/pcvtf7q9/