I have plotted a graph with xmgrace, the x-values are in linear scale of nm (for wavelength). I want to add a top reciprocal x-axis in eV units.
The formula to transform nm to eV is:
I could not find a way to add another x-axis without adding a new data set.
This is possible without any particular hack which, since we are dealing with xmgrace, is quite amazing :-)
Here is how you do it:
Open the axis properties
Select the "Alt X axis" option in the "edit" drop-down menu
Go to the "Tick labels" tab
Select "Opposite" as the Placement side
Put "1240 / $t" in the "Axis transform" textbox at the bottom
Click "Apply"
I just started learning ELK, the data I am using has the following sample:
"YEAR","QUARTER","MONTH","DAY_OF_MONTH","DAY_OF_WEEK","FL_DATE","UNIQUE_CARRIER","AIRLINE_ID","CARRIER","TAIL_NUM","FL_NUM"
2016,1,1,6,3,2016-01-06,"AA",19805,"AA","N4YBAA","43"
2016,1,1,7,4,2016-01-07,"AA",19805,"AA","N434AA","43"
2016,1,1,8,5,2016-01-08,"AA",19805,"AA","N541AA","43"
2016,1,1,9,6,2016-01-09,"AA",19805,"AA","N489AA","43"
2016,1,1,10,7,2016-01-10,"AA",19805,"AA","N439AA","43"
When I am creating my first visualization, I want to have a pie chart to show the top stats of "CARRIER", in Kibana, below is what I see:
You can see from the left panel setting "Order", there is no "Top" in the dropdownlist, which causes the chart area shows one pie for the lowest stats of "CARRIER" which in this case is WN, and the rest is grouped into the second pie.
Doesn't make any sense here.
I watched some tutorial videos and there supposed to have more options in the dropdownlist like Top, which means for pie chart creation.
Am I missing anything here? How do I create the needed pie chart?
Thank you very much.
The "Size" parameter is actually the "Top X" you are looking for.
In your chart, it shows only 1 value, and it chooses the first value by order of ascending.
Change it to have more values.
I have logs with different log levels and I want to design a date histogram like the one at the bottom of the picture :
At a particular date it should show say WARN logs with red and INFO logs above that with blue. Also I don't have log level indexed. But I do have INFO and WARN as saved searches.
As per my understanding you have a field wherein you can search for INFO & WARN and based on these searches, you want to build a stacked histogram as shown above.
The solution for the same is:
Click On Visualize Tab and Select Visualization Type as Vertical Bar Chart.
Select search source as From a New Search.
Then design your visualization by selecting buckets type as X-Axis and aggregation as Date Histogram with the required field such as #timestamp.
Then add sub-buckets as Split Bars and select sub-aggregation as Filters.
Mention the filter value as per search query. For example: log:INFO (In filter1) & log:WARN (In filter2).
You will get the resulting stacked Histogram. Also you can choose the color as required by clicking on the log:INFO label (towards the right of the histogram) and can choose your required color.
Using PB 12
I have a pie chart that breaks down project billings. It is showing percentages, but for me it would be more useful to show the values.
I am having a very hard time finding any resources on manipulating charts. I'd also like to be able to put more information into the legend, but again, not finding any guides to this.
Any help greatly appreciated,
Thanks,
To get the values instead of percentages :
Edit the datawindow, select the "Text" tab
Select "Pie Graph Labels" in the TextObject drop-down list
In the "Display Expression" field type "value"
I'm using PB10.5, I hope it's same with 12.
How can we increase the thickness of the lines in Line charts (System.Web.UI.DataVisualization.Charting)? I tried to change the Font property of the Series, but found that it's read-only.
chart1.Series["Default"].BorderWidth = 2;
Very helpful collection of examples: http://code.msdn.microsoft.com/Samples-Environments-for-b01e9c61
Click On chart, then you will see a Values filled and category groups Box on right side of graph, then in Values filled, right-click on any values Go to "Series Properties" --> "Border " -- > "Line Width" and then set the size.