I have 2 solid gauge charts, that I've set their extreme values respectively to 160000 and 45000, but these values change automatically from '000' to "K" symbol.
I've read in the highcharts API that I've to set the "lang/numericSymbols" chart option to null but that does'nt work
Have you any further idea please ???
Last edit: Sassoum 2015-09-22
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I don't have a the project in front of me at the moment so I can't test it, but try doing something like this for setting the "numericSymbols" option.
Highcharts.setOptions(
new Highcharts.Options().setLang(
new Lang()
.setOption("numericSymbols", new String[] {null, null, null, null, null, null})
));
You may have to do something a bit different for the secont parameter of the setOption() method, but try that as a start.
Last edit: Cory Skowronek 2015-09-22
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Hi shawn,
I have 2 solid gauge charts, that I've set their extreme values respectively to 160000 and 45000, but these values change automatically from '000' to "K" symbol.
I've read in the highcharts API that I've to set the "lang/numericSymbols" chart option to null but that does'nt work
Have you any further idea please ???
Last edit: Sassoum 2015-09-22
Any suggestion, please, It's very recommended to have the entire number ??
You should be able to use a "DataLabelsFormatter" if you want to control how the labels appears. Example here:
http://www.moxiegroup.com/moxieapps/gwt-highcharts/showcase/#column-range
I haven't tried that myself on a gauge chart, but I believe it should work the same way.
That's what I have exactly done, here is the code I tested, but it doesn't work:
I don't have a the project in front of me at the moment so I can't test it, but try doing something like this for setting the "numericSymbols" option.
You may have to do something a bit different for the secont parameter of the setOption() method, but try that as a start.
Last edit: Cory Skowronek 2015-09-22
ok thanks so much, I'll try it.
now it works fine, thanks a lot !!