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Peter Heijnen
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Here’s a small plugin that creates CSV out of a categorized chart. Included in the demo is a menu item in the Export menu that passes the CSV to a PHP script and returns a file to be viewed in Excel. Charts inside Excel are not supported in this demo.
Peter Heijnen
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If we added an option to pin the tooltip on click, we could easily add links inside it.
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This would give room for extra information, like western rules. The rules attempt to distinguish unnatural patterns from natural patterns based on several criteria. When these criteria are met, it adds a signal to the point.
For example: Give a signal when seven consecutive points falling above the average line
Peter Heijnen
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I'v built it with the current functionalities, so it is already possible:
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dataLabels: {
enabled:true,
rotation:270,
align: 'left',
formatter: function() {
var cat = this.x;
var valuearray=new Array(9);
var s
/* var s = '<b>'+ Highcharts.dateFormat('%A, %b %e, %Y', this.x) +'</b>';*/
$.each(this.series.data, function(i, point) {
/*iterate through the data to find the corresponding point*/
if(this.series.data[i].x==cat){
valuearray[8] = i > 8 ? this.series.data[i-8].y : null ;
valuearray[7] = i > 7 ? this.series.data[i-7].y : null ;
valuearray[6] = i > 6 ? this.series.data[i-6].y : null ;
valuearray[5] = i > 5 ? this.series.data[i-5].y : null ;
valuearray[4] = i > 4 ? this.series.data[i-4].y : null ;
valuearray[3] = i > 3 ? this.series.data[i-3].y : null ;
valuearray[2] = i > 2 ? this.series.data[i-2].y : null ;
valuearray[1] = i > 1 ? this.series.data[i-1].y : null ;
valuearray[0] = i > 0 ? this.series.data[i].y : null ;
}
s=shewartRules(valuearray,UCL,LCL,Target);
});
return s;
}
}
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