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  1. 44 votes
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  2. In the US, they group in 10,000,000 and the UK, its 1,00,00,000.

    By default the labels default to the US version..

    Please refer to thread here:
    http://highslide.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=7500&p=73952#p73952

    6 votes
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  3. Add an adjustable zIndex to legend:
    (add on line 8087): zIndex = options.zIndex || 10;
    (change on line 8403): .attr({ zIndex: zIndex })

    Add itemMarginLeft and itemMarginRight:
    (change on line 8377):
    if (horizontal) {
    itemX += itemMarginLeft + itemWidth + itemMarginRight;
    } else {
    itemY += itemMarginTop + itemHeight + itemMarginBottom;
    }

    7 votes
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  4. Currently it is only possible to set the label sing top and left co-ordinates, it would be nice to be able to centre the label, as the strings I pass in are dynamic and therefore some are longer than others which in turn makes the string look out of place when set using co-ordinates

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  5. I have posted the request on forum and someone suggest me to edit directly the source for do it...

    http://highslide.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=12&t=17497

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  6. For the slices of a pie chart, allow the user to specify border attributes differently for inside, outside and separator borders. I would like to specify no border for the outside and inside of a donut chart, but still have borders between the slices.

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  7. Can I Alternate two charts (like a slideshow) in the same area?

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  8. I would love to see interactive histogram charts. Ideally I would pass a single series of data to the chart, along with a default number of bins. Then the user would be able to change the number of bins and the data would be re-binned and the chart re-drawn. Bin labels would be need to be regenerated automatically as well, either from the range of each bin, or its center-point.

    An example:

    Series: { data: [1,2,1,2,1,2,3,3,4,4,4,4,4] }
    Histogram: { defaultBins: 2}

    would become:

    xAxis: { Categories: [ "1-2", "3-4"] }
    Series: { Date: [6, 7]}

    Then if the user changed…

    25 votes
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  9. Overlapping flags makes charts unhappy. Smart flags that get out of each other's way makes charts smile. Thanks!

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  10. 3 votes
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  11. Small value of the "tickInterval" option results in too many ticks that cause the browser to be unresponsive. (To reproduce by changing the series data from "500" to "10000" at below jsfiddle link.

    http://jsfiddle.net/xvun8/1/

    So it would be helpful to have the max tick number as a cap.
    If the data range is too big and tick interval is too small which makes the tick number too big, then the max tick number is used to prevent the unresponsive behavior.

    14 votes
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  12. I would love to be able to set background color for labels on the yAxis.plotLines:

    yAxis: {
    ...
    plotLines: {
    color: ...,
    width: ...,
    value: ...,
    label: {
    text: '...',
    style: {
    color: '...',
    backgroundColor: '...'
    }
    }
    }
    }

    29 votes
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  13. I am creating a column chart. And I want to add image just at the point where each column ends.

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  14. 35 votes
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  15. This would improve the translation experience.

    6 votes
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  16. Please apply some drawing facility and also comparisons of multiple series like this website http://www.freestockcharts.com/ on OHLC charts.

    9 votes
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  17. NaN as a datapoint should be gracefully handled, rather than the chart showing no data at all. see this example http://jsfiddle.net/RL6UY/

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  18. In addition to the current capability of setting borderColor, borderWidth and borderRadius on bar and column plotOptions, it would be helpful to be able to configure a dashStyle for the border.

    In our use case, we're drawing a stacked bar chart, and we'd like to display the final stack series as a empty bar (white background) bordered by a red dashed line.

    9 votes
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  19. crisp causes uneven gaps in series. we have a lot of columns side-by-side on our charts, and when the crisp rounding causes a gap every 10 bars, it's almost like they're grouped. i disabled the crisp function (by just returning the raw values), but if each series had an option to enable / disable crisp rendering, that would allow for users to make the charts that are the cleanest to them and not have to edit the source.

    7 votes
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  20. I use a Delphi graphing component from Steema software and have always thought that their idea of zooming back to the extents of the chart was always very intuitive. All you do is instead of clicking and dragging from the top-left when you normally rubber-band an area, click and drag from the bottom-right (the reverse). Perhaps you can already do this in Javascript without much problem already but I am new to the language.

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