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Hi ,
i have bound the infotable data (All data) to Label chart but unable to see infotable fields in Properties of Chart.
as i have to select specific field as x axis and display field. using TWX 8.5.0.
Thanks
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Yes! In fact, in your code you should create infotables using data shape name, like that:
var result = Resources["InfoTableFunctions"].CreateInfoTableFromDataShape({ dataShapeName: "MyDataShape" });
result.AddRow({ name: 'a', value: 1 });
result.AddRow({ name: 'b', value: 2 });
...
This will protect you from some of those typos.
/ Constantine
Hi Vaibhav,
You must bound the infotable to the Data property of the chart. After that you will get list option for x-axisfield and y-axis field choose according to your use case.
Must define datashape for the infotable.
Thanks
Ankur
Hi ,
Thanks for reply,
I am getting data now but unable to see in Chart, its showing value as 'NaN' at Y-axis. i have attached snap please check it. and i am able to see all data/fields as result of service. why its showing NaN?
Thank you
Hi @Constantine ,
Please check below snap what i am doing..
This is infotable i am getting after running individual service which i am binding to Label Chart.
Consumed_power field is at no.4 in infotable same i selected in properties of chart.
This is DatafieldX as per infotable..
and the result--
Thanks
Can you also show the Data Shape definition for this infotable?
this is the Datashape..
Thanks
Looks like you renamed your data shape fields! You have "ConsumedPower" on one screenshot and "Consumed_power" on the others. Make sure they are all aligned and it will work.
/ Constantine
thanks for quick reply, what i understood here is, both Datashape and infotable field name's should be same right?
correct me if i am wrong.
Thanks
Yes! In fact, in your code you should create infotables using data shape name, like that:
var result = Resources["InfoTableFunctions"].CreateInfoTableFromDataShape({ dataShapeName: "MyDataShape" });
result.AddRow({ name: 'a', value: 1 });
result.AddRow({ name: 'b', value: 2 });
...
This will protect you from some of those typos.
/ Constantine