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I am using tqdm with multiple positions to show the progress bar. I have only 4 different positions but it printed more than 4 lines, may I know how should I solve this problem?
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2 questions to the Tableau Sanseis:
The given percentages/numbers in the attachment (shown by parentheses), all belong to the YOY variance and are meant to be displayed in front of the orange (2021) bars
a) Both the numbers/percentages are not showing in one line and current display gives the impression to a user that %ages belong to the blue bars and number to the orange colored bars.
- How to show both in front of orange bars ?
b) Beats me as to why some of the category bars (highlighted with red arrows) don't display any value (no %ages or numbers)
Thanks in advance
Probably "between" your two measure there's some CR, so you see one up and the other down, causing to display just some values and not all.
Something like this:
Go into the Text Mark of your worksheet, and try to dispay your values in just one line with no CR, and you should get something like this:
Sometimes, due to font size and cardinality of your data, some label could be missing just because Tableau tries to optimize the rendering, but you can also check the last option of the Label Mark selecting "Allow Labels to overlap other marks".
I have a large heatmap. I am using boost.js.
Everything works properly, but...when I insert data labels, browser freezes.
One possible way to deal with this, is to show data labels only after zoom. If the selected area contains a maximum of 100 points, then insert data labels.
I struggled to build this condition, but I failed.
Here is the fiddle: Fiddle Large Heatmap
When numOfPeriods is large enough (>10 e.g.), browser freezes. But, if numOfPeriods is large and the plotOptions session and dataLabels settings are commented, everything works fine.
Then, I kindly ask any help to show point labels when the selected area after zooming contains 100 point or less.
Thanks in advance.
I'm trying to limit resources consumed by MT4 and go to options to set max bars in chart to something smaller like 500. My custom indicator calculates values from a 10 and 20 EMA.
Now the indicator does not even want to attach to the chart!
Even if I increase the number I cannot get my CI to attach to the chart again.
Please can you let me know what the minimum number should be for max bars in chart and why a simple CI as set out above will not attach to the chart?
Lastly, could you please help me also by stating what the default value for max bars in chart normally is? I thought it is 999999 but cannot remember.
Thanks so much for your effort.
In order to use your resources efficiently, ask your indicator to compute only last bars, prev_calculated should be used and go only since that value to the end of the chart(to the current bar). You can also make your indicator sleeping if number of bars is same, and let it run only when new bar appears (rates_total>prev_calculated) if that can be accepted for your task
I try to add data labels to a bar graph in Core-Plot (on iOS). The user selects individual plots and then the values are shown.
The main problem is shown in the image, the other plots overdraw the data labels.
Is it possible to have the labels always at the top?
As the user sets the ordering of the bars, I cannot reorder the bars. (Also if I did, the user experience would be terrible as the whole graph appearance would change on selection.)
Other possibility: Can I reorder the plots for Z-ordering but have the positions remain unchanged?
Any other ideas? I also tried CPTPlotSpaceAnnotations, but I cannot align them on the bar precise enough (see the "1037" label at the year (x-axis) 1980).
I came up with a solution by myself: I just remove the plot and add it back. In that way the plot is raised in the z-Hierarchy.
[self.graph removePlot:plot];
[self.graph addPlot:plot];
I need to display bar-chart diagram.
The main issue I've not found yet is how to display bars with sub-bars.
So the first bar consists of green bar (with 5 points for y) at bottom and yellow bar (with 3 points for y).
And the second bar consists of pink bar at bottom (with 3 points for y)
So my bars are not stacked. - I can have even no bars for next x, but I can have 3 sub-bars in one bar in different order.
Generally the following image shows what bars do I need.
Generally the following image shows what bars do I need.
Use a different bar plot for each fill pattern. Set barBasesVary to YES on each plot so you can control the ends of bars individually. The plot will query the datasource for three values for each bar: the location (the horizontal position for vertical bars), the tip (the top) value, and the base (the bottom) value. The "Vertical Bar Chart" demo in the Plot Gallery example app shows a simple example of this technique.