select specific columns from a dataset using Vega
If I have a dataset with 7 fields named by letters a, b, .., g, and want to transform it to just 3 columns b, d, f, then how can it be done?
Vega trigger and toggle not toggling
This follows up this question where I wanted a dynamic array to add and remove values. I’ve gone down the route of trying trigger and toggle with a dataset.
Vega multi-line chart messed up by moving brushed area but works with fold
I have a line chart of temperature values below an overview chart. The overview charts is brushed to select what is shown in the temperature chart.
Vega title repeating when using facet
How can the title of the mark group not be repeated when using facet? I believe the axes labels are also repeated and overlayed, although less noticeable.
Panning the second brush with the first brush in Vega
I have two area charts arranged vertically (adapted from this example). Brushing the bottom (overview) area zooms the top (detail) area. Another brush has been added to the top area. In this example, April-July has been brushed in the top chart.
Advanced cross filter from brush in deneb using vega
Here’s a deneb line chart on the left and a table visual on the right in power bi. The n
values are mapped to the x-axis, the m
values are mapped to the y-axis. It is dummy data.
Show null values as a gap in vega line charts
How can I show a gap instead of what seems to be the maximum value in this line chart?
The highlighted segments should be replaced with a gap as y = null for x = 4 and c = 0 (the blue line).
Show null values as a gap in vega line charts
How can I show a gap instead of what seems to be the maximum value in this line chart?
The highlighted segments should be replaced with a gap as y = null for x = 4 and c = 0 (the blue line).
Show null values as a gap in vega line charts
How can I show a gap instead of what seems to be the maximum value in this line chart?
The highlighted segments should be replaced with a gap as y = null for x = 4 and c = 0 (the blue line).
Show null values as a gap in vega line charts
How can I show a gap instead of what seems to be the maximum value in this line chart?
The highlighted segments should be replaced with a gap as y = null for x = 4 and c = 0 (the blue line).