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I have plotted a race chart , but for my all year object there is different data set for example ..
var allData = { "2003": [ { "network": "Facebook", "MAU": 4020 }, { "network": "Flickr", "MAU": 0 } ], "2004": [ { "network": "Meta", "MAU": 2000 }, { "network": "Flickr", "MAU": 3675135 } ]
in 2003 i have facebook , in 2004 I have meta , but in chart it is showing the facebook in 2004 with the value of meta .
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I would suggest to use the same name, like Meta (Facebook) for all the years.
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Its just an example , but in real problem I have different companies which are not same @zeroin
In this chart: https://www.amcharts.com/demos/bar-chart-race/ we add 0 for all the existing names in each year and it solves the problem of not the same data.
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I have plotted a race chart , but for my all year object there is different data set for example ..
var allData = {
"2003": [
{
"network": "Facebook",
"MAU": 4020
},
{
"network": "Flickr",
"MAU": 0
}
],
"2004": [
{
"network": "Meta",
"MAU": 2000
},
{
"network": "Flickr",
"MAU": 3675135
}
]
in 2003 i have facebook , in 2004 I have meta , but in chart it is showing the facebook in 2004 with the value of meta .
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: