1. How to ignore timeline value when showing HighLow Chart? jfree.orgI would like to create a HighLow chart. My data is not in continuous time, i.e., Tick 1 is 2005-08-01 01:00:00, Tick 2 is 2005-08-01 02:00:00, Tick 3 is 2005-08-01 04:00:00, etc.. not in a continuous time difference If I use SegmentedTimeline, then a intraday chart will be created. If I didn't use it, a chart will be shown with missing ... |
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3. highlow chart jfree.orgI coded a simple high low data set chart for 10 years data(end of day data). Here the entire cgart is scaled to fit in the visible window.(date axis labels are shoing year by year , i want it day by day) How to get rid of this behavoiur, I mean i dont want to entired chart to be scaled, I ... |
4. HighLow chart by DOTW? jfree.orgI need something equivalent to a HighLow chart but instead of a Date field I just want a category (DOTW in this case). Is there some JFreeChart model I can use? What Im hoping to achieve is a chart with DOTW x 'activity' where the high / low bars are upper and lower averages. Then I'd throw a mark on there ... |
5. Highlow / stats / custom chart mix? jfree.orgI'm trying to figure out exactly what aspects of JFreeChart I want to use Requirements single line graph every once in awhile (10-20) points i want to graph a max-expected-min bar, the distance from expected->max == expected->min So I looked into statisticallinechartdemo1 and highlowchartdemo2 the first one seems like the middle/expected value has to be on the line, which is not ... |
6. HighLow chart with volume? jfree.orgby david.gilbert Tue Jul 17, 2007 11:11 am Yes, you can use a separate dataset and renderer to represent the volume. I've put together a demo for this which I'll add to the collection that ships with the JFreeChart Developer Guide: Code: Select all /* --------------------- * PriceVolumeDemo2.java * --------------------- * (C) Copyright 2007, by Object Refinery Limited. * */ ... |
7. High-Low Charts for XY plot jfree.orgI'm afraid I lack the terminology to successfully find what I'm sure has already been answered. HighLow charts seem to be based on a time X-scale, but I have numeric X & Y values, with several Y values for each X. I would like to plot, for each X value, a vertical line with horizontal tics for the minimum, maximum, and ... |