I have a bar chart in a document.
Each bar is a value of an attribute, but sadly the chart shows at most 5 columns.
I cannot find an option, in the web or the desktop, for showing 1 bar for every value in the attribute.
How can I do it?
Run the report so that it produces a graph.
Go to Graph > Graph options > Options > General.
In the second section, Scrolling, increase the maximum number of series.
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I'd like my data to at least extend horizontally to the edge of the environment pane, but it gets truncated even if there is plenty of room left in the pane. Columns of class "chr" appear to be restricted to showing only the first 4 entries (yellow arrows in the first picture), and columns of class "num" and "int" tend to show either 5 or 10 values (green arrow in the first picture).
Right-clicking on one of the rows and selecting "Inspect element" brings up RStudio DevTools; using that, I can at least enable a scroll bar by changing "overflow-x" from 'hidden' to 'scroll'. However, the scroll bar only scrolls to the original 4, 5, or 10 values that were shown, and then you still see the ellipsis. Changing "text-overflow" from 'ellipsis' to any of the other options seems to have no effect, nor does changing any of the other properties (padding-left/right, border, white-space).
I'd just like to see more data in that pane or enable a scroll bar at the bottom of the pane instead of for each individual row, but I can't find any settings to change to enable this. The theme I'm using is Tomorrow Night Bright if that matters.
You definitely can't do it using RStudio DevTools. RStudio implements their display using Chrome, so RStudio DevTools is just Chrome DevTools: the truncation of values has already happened before Chrome sees it.
There's probably a variable somewhere in the RStudio sources that controls how the truncation takes place, but I don't know where. You can look through the sources here if you want: https://github.com/rstudio/rstudio . I kind of doubt that it will be something you can control from R, but you never know.
So I can't offer a general solution, but I can offer a small hack. Normally I use this when I want to look at an expression: many debuggers let you watch expressions, but RStudio just shows you existing variables. However, if you want to see x+y in the environment pane, you can just calculate it in the console:
`x+y` <- x+y
and it will be displayed. (You've also created a new variable, and possibly stomped on an existing one.) This doesn't change like a live expression, so it's not that great, but it's better than nothing.
For your purpose, the thing to calculate would be something to display the missing bits of your display. If you want to see more manufacturer values, then do something like
mfr <- paste(mpg$manufacturer, collapse = " ")
This creates one long string, and will show as much of it as will fit.
I created a three way graph with a map a histogram and a bar chart that looks like this:
These graphs are connected with a select function for each. If you click on the county bar chart it will reflect on the map and the histogram, however when I do so the histogram bars exceed the graph:
Is there a way to stop this?
Secondly, I have a selection based on sex, where if you click on the "sex" in the legend it will just give that sex. When I added the other selections that part stopped working:
[1
]: https://i.stack.imgur.com/RYOWK.png
[2]: https://i.stack.imgur.com/jNNXV.png
Just wondering if anyone has any idea how to solve these issues.
I have been trying for the last 2.5 hours to figure this out. I have managed to create a custom navigation bar with three links for my ShinyApp. My ShinyApp consists of 3 charts: a bubble chart, a timeline chart, and a histogram, and I want each respective link in the navigation bar to go to a page containing the appropriate chart. I know about the Navbar function in shiny, but it does not look quite the way I want. Here is mine:
tags$ul(class="main-nav",
list(
tags$li(class="active", tags$a(href="link-to-timeline-chart","Timeline Chart")),
tags$li(tags$a(href="link-to-bubble-chart","Bubble Chart")),
tags$li(tags$a(href="link-to-histogram","Histogram"))
))
I have even considered the option to plot them all in a single page and use the anchor tag to link to the specific part of the page containing the appropriate chart, but that would be compromising too much on my design. I really just want to have separate links for them; each in it's own page.
How can SSRS 2005 represent two chart types (i.e., bar and line) on the same chart?
I am trying to create a graph that looks like the professionally crafted image below:
The chart would have one series represented as bar graphs and then two other series represented as overlapping line graphs.
I have the line graphs working as two independent series and I can write my SQL query to return empty values for the months of the bar graph series and empty values for the years on the two line series to prevent overlapping, but I don't see how to specify a chart type per series.
Realistically, can this be done using SSRS? Or simulated visually?
Select the Chart, make sure it is highlighted and the Chart Data box appears to the right of the graph, both of your series should be listed inside the "Values" section. Click the drop down arrow to the right of your Series' value, use the 'Change Chart type' option from here (per series). This will affect only the series you clicked the drop down for :)
In ssrs, I have a report which has four charts in it.
The four charts has the same design.
when i preview it,the first chart is set to shown by default and
we have a link on first chart that should redirect to the third chart.
when we preview it, the position of the first chart is displayed correctly just below the header of the report and when we click the link which should navigate to the third chart, we are getting the third chart but the position of the chart is changing.
It is occupying more blank space between the header and the chart so that we are not able to view the chart at one time.
How can we remove the space between the header and the chart so that the position of the third chart should be same as the position of the first chart.
Please suggest.
A screenshot would help here.
A common issue is overlapping controls that, when rendered, shift one another around in sometimes unexpected ways. Double check to make sure that the chart control isn't sitting directly atop anything else in your RDL.