Remove time/date labels on Timeline, or working based on line numbers instead of time

[Seannami_cat]

Hi all

I'm a linguist and need to chart shifts in topic at the utterance level for natural language data. I've done this at this point by treating utterances as minutes and topics as seconds. I have a couple of issues:

My current solution has been to treat utterance/ line numbers as minutes and topics within the utterance as seconds. This limits me to 60 individual speaker turns, per chart. The chart gave me an error this.sp[0] not defined error when I tried milliseconds. It also has the problem of trying to force the data into a time-based format..

Is there a way to remove the date/time labels from the bottom of the chart completely without losing the chart itself? or is there a way to work with line numbers (with decimals for topic within lines) instead of date/time with the same chart format?

Thank you for your help!

[Daniel LaLiberte]

Sorry, the Timeline chart is currently designed around dates and times (except not millisecond times).  It is conceivable to do as you suggest and use other sequences of values for the domain. But you might look into using a stacked bar chart to implement your own timeline-like chart.  You can leave space in a stack by displaying a series with transparent color.

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