Range "auto-adjust" for Column chart in VC 7.3?

[mh97]

Hi,

In the older version of Visual Composer we have this option on column chart:

In VC 7.3 it is not there:

Is there another place where we can specify this in VC 7.3? If not has anyone solved this or managed a work-around?

Thanks,

Margaret

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Hello,

Currently I am on VC 7.3 SP04 where this feature is not available, may be this feature is available (corrected?) in VC 7.3 EhP01 SP08 onwards.

Refer to Note : 1833333 (Visual composer - Chart Range property) for details.

Thanks & Regards,

Vinod

[mh97 · Accepted solution]

Thanks, Vinod. I have requested SP08 application. I'll check back after it is done.

[mh97 · Accepted solution]

Hi Vinod,

We now have SP08 applied and the "auto-adjust" option is there but it doesn't seem to do anything. Here is a comparison of the y-axis of the same chart in VC7.0 and VC7,3:

In both cases I am simply mapping the field from the output of the function module.  Notice how in VC 7.0 it nicely adjusts to significant digits and adds the appropriate range indicator (e.g., M or B). In VC 7.3 it just uses the raw number with no formatting. I've figured out a workaround but it's a pain. And I still need to add some indicator dynamically in the chart title (like "Value in Billion $" or "Value in Million $" instead of just "Value".

I am wondering if anyone has dealt with this problem and can suggest a simple solution.

Thanks,

Margaret

[talia_gurevich]

Hello Margaret,

This feature is available from VC 7.3 SP10 (note 1833333).

Thanks,

Talia

[mh97]

Hi Talia,

We are actually on 7.3 EHP 1 (7.31). We applied SP08 per the note you referenced (and also to solve another problem for which we had opened an OSS message), and it still doesn't seem to be working. Or anyway it did not solve the problem as I expected. Please see the graphic I posted in my reply to Vinod. I am hoping for a solution that will result in a similar output for the range value labels as the old version of Visual Composer.

Thanks,

Margaret