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BarChartView height is not reflecting the values assigned to it. #977
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can you check ChartsDemo? I think you must missed something. But without details we can't say what's wrong. |
Here is the code i used for the charts.
func setChart(dataPoints: [String], values: [Double]) {
Thats pretty much all i have. |
try put barChartView.data = chartData at last line of your func. I see you changing lots of view properties after you set data, which is wrong. You either call data setter at last, or manually call notifyDataSetChanged() |
You chart is probably being offset. Either by limiting the Y axis with a minimum value that's around 45%, or viewport translations. |
Hi,
Currently what i have right now is
![image](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/11720692/14789882/4c8e1814-0ad4-11e6-8b27-f17b9e08da4d.png)
The values i am sending to the chart is :
var str: [String] = ["1","2"];
var score: [Double] = [1,0.5];
setChart(str, values: score)
And i have used the formatter as:
let percentageNumberFormatter = NSNumberFormatter()
percentageNumberFormatter.numberStyle = .PercentStyle
chartDataSet.valueFormatter = percentageNumberFormatter
Its not reflecting 100% and 50% in proportion. It rather looks like 100% and 5%.
Could somebody help me understand what i might be doing wrong.
Thank you advance.
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