Chart Macro
The chart macro creates a PNG/SVG chart using data from a wiki table or another data source. This macro is not so easy to use directly (it has really a lot of parameters) so there is a work-in-progress charting wizard. For more samples see this special page.Usage
see exampleParameters definition
| Name | Optional | Allowed values | Default value | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| type | false | area, bar, line, pie, time | The type of chart | |
| source | false | map | The data source used for the table | |
| type | false | table, object and objectid | In the sequel we only consider the more common case of table data sources. | |
| doc | true | document name | current document | The document that contains the source table |
| table_number | true | number | 0 (first table) | The position of the table in the document. Numbering starts at 0 and only radeox tables are counted. |
| range | true | * or of the form A4-C7 | * | The part of the table that is charted |
| decimal_symbol | true | char | period (.) | Usually comma (,) or period (.) |
| ignore_alpha | true | boolean | false | Whether all illegal characters in the data are ignored instead of considered errors |
| has_header_row | true | boolean | true | Whether the first raw is a header and should be used to name series |
| has_header_column | true | boolean | true | Whether the first column is a header and should be used to name series |
| series | true | columns or rows | columns | Whether the series are organized on rows or on columns |
| width | true | number | 400 | The width of the chart in pixels |
| height | true | number | 300 | The height of the chart in pixels |
| border_visible | true | boolean | false | |
| anti_alias | true | boolean | true | Antialiasing |
Example
{table}
Category | Sales ($)
Category 1 | 1000000
Category 2 | 500000
Category 3 | 500000
Total | = sum(B2:B4)
{table}
{chart:source=type:table;range:A1-B4|type=pie|title=pie in the sky}Result
Version 11.1 last modified by VincentMassol on 19/06/2008 at 21:58
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