Can we use highcharts in power bi ?
I wanted to use the highcharts visualization in Power BI.
If anyone has tried please provide me with any link or article.
Thanks in advance!
Reference Link:
https://community.powerbi.com/t5/Developer/Custom-visual-with-external-library/td-p/275982
You could add a let statement as shown below.
let Highcharts = (<any>window).Highcharts;
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Here is a screenshot of the data:
And here is the output I am getting:
This is the sort of plot I'm trying to get. This one is plotted using sns
This is the code I'm trying:
merged['Date'] = pd.to_datetime(merged['Date']
merged = merged.sort_values('Date')
fig=px.line(merged, x='Date', y='Weekly_Sales')
fig.show()
Thanks in advance.
I've seen some posts that mention a 1000 point limit, which is what I am encountering. I'm using Highsoft.Web.Mvc.Charts
Perhaps there is a different way than to use, Highcharts with Chart.Type = ChartType.Scatter and Series with a ScatterSeries?
According to the comments - disabling the series.turboThreshold allows rendering a higher amount of points.
API: https://dotnet.highcharts.com/Help/Highcharts/html/class_highsoft_1_1_web_1_1_mvc_1_1_charts_1_1_plot_options_scatter.html#a3674387e934212eb1327e07c29678d9f
I'm trying to use the cvFindStereoCorrespondenceGC() function on opencv for the implementation of the graph cuts algorithm to find more accurate disparities than when using BM. I don't have this function for some reason; did they get rid of it in opencv 2.4.5? How else can I implement graph cuts? Thanks.
Yes!The documentation of this is not available .If you want to implement in python using opencv,here is the link.
Hi I want to show 7% instead of 7.0000000001% when I use point.percentage
I do not find the percentageDecimals in the documentation or any thing that could help.
Try point.percentage.toFixed(0);
How can i do something like this? (Ofc, use highcharts)
http://img59.imageshack.us/img59/3439/temp1a.png
I have 2 (may be better use 3) axis with data and some scale that calculates the efficiency of the some parameters.
Your best bet is to play around with the gauge type.
You can probably get a good deal of info on how to proceed from the VU meter example:
http://highcharts.com/demo/gauge-vu-meter