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  1. We have the option to invert a chart's columns and rows, by setting chart.inverted to true. However, this does not seem to effect the html table (exporting.showTable). Nor is it possible to only invert the html table and leave the chart intact.

    TLDR: An option to invert the rows and columns of an html table.

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  2. i want that bollinger band shaded between topLine and buttomLine.
    how can i do this ?

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  3. Add support for section 508 .....

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  4. When I used the Export to jpg,png...
    I found the chinese word, can't display on the image..
    Could you support to print the chinese word?

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  5. A clear example through which people can read about how to manage data from a SQL database with 'While' function.

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  6. 8 votes
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  7. If we add several series onto the pie chart, every data point's color is assigned according to the "colors" option and even some of the data have the same name, they may have the different color.

    Can we improve it by maybe adding an option called "uniqueLegendColorForSameDataName" to assure that all the data point with the same data name have the same color and just one entry in the legend?

    Currently, the work around is to define the color for every data point and use the "showInLegend" option to hide the legend entries for some certain series.

    But you cannot…

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  8. 8 votes
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  9. 8 votes
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  10. If you support this, the problems with foreingObject aren't anymore present. Furthermore your product reaches more applications ...

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  11. Infographics for comparing data in a fun way. Eg a series of stacked coins of different heights to show richness)

    I envisage defining a shape or providing an image. The shape/image is repeated for each data point but transformed (it grows, shrinks, multiplies, gets more transparent..etc) based on the value of the data point.

    I had a simple infographic to do for a client recently that was like a bar chart with triangles instead of bars. I had to hack it by plotting it as an area chart instead (http://jsfiddle.net/83jXA/2/) but it would have been nice if there…

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  12. Working in industry, we want to control our process parameters under certain values. These limit can be low and high values. As I've seen so far, you've implemented low threshold, but I would like also high threshold.

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  13. I would like to have the ability to change a marker on an individual point of a series. One way by using the array of objects with named values on series.data by doing something like this:

    data: [{
    name: 'Point 1',
    color: '#00FF00',
    y: 0,
    marker: { // different marker style for this point
    fillColor: '#FFFFFF',
    lineWidth: 2,
    lineColor: '#FF0000'
    }
    }, {
    name: 'Point 2',
    color: '#FF00FF',
    y: 5,
    marker: { // another different marker style for second point
    fillColor: '#000000',
    lineWidth: 1,
    lineColor: '#00FF00' // inherit from series
    }
    }, {
    name: 'Point 3',
    color: '#FF00FF',
    y: 5…

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  14. You have great charts and stock charts.
    However, there is one piece of data display which is used widely everywhere: tables.
    What you can do?
    1. Dynamic tables
    2. Drill down tables which is very popular.
    3. Various types of calendar, P/L and other tables.
    4. Sort, choose columns, re-arrange and etc.

    My idea is that you create totally new direction - HighTables!

    8 votes
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  15. Azure has support for 3rd parties to create marketplace entries so customers can just add a component to their system without the need to configure it from the ground up. We use the image export server and think that it would be a really great addition to the Azure marketplace as it would have made our job easier and I'm sure the job of others easier as well.

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  16. 8 votes
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  17. It would be great if there were a feature to add axis labels to the existing Sankey chart at each level. Something like this: https://i.stack.imgur.com/cYsNT.png

    I notice that this has been previously mentioned in the Sankey Diagram thread (https://jsfiddle.net/7aa18mws/). However, in-built support for this on multiple levels would be great.

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  18. We are seeing stack total labels get cut off as they get close to the top bounds of the chart. While investigating this we found that we can crop & allow overlap on datalabels so they show outside the bounds of the table, but cannot do that with the stacked labels. We would like to have the same crop and overflow options that datalabels have on stack labels.

    https://api.highcharts.com/highcharts/series.line.dataLabels.crop
    https://api.highcharts.com/highcharts/yAxis.stackLabels has allowOverlap but that doesn't exactly meet our needs.

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  19. This kind of visualization can be found on google flu trends for instance.
    It's a great way to represent geolocated data, allowing the user to have a comprehensive view in a glimpse of an eye.

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  20. tables.googlelabs.com has many tables with interesting data. If you could build charts from this data it would be pretty useful.

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