Custom text in google charts tooltip

[Emily Yount]

Is it possible to alter the text that feeds into google charts tooltips? I'm working with dollar amounts and would like to show the numbers with a dollar sign in front of them. Likewise, there are situations where I would prefer the percent sign after a value rather than "Percent: 52", which is simply pulling in the string value from the data table. 

Thanks, 

Emily

[asgallant]

There are a number of avenues available.  The easiest is to use the formatters (http://code.google.com/apis/chart/interactive/docs/reference.html#formatters), which will format your data for you according to the parameters you specify.  You can also manually format the output using the DataTable#setFormattedValue method or by entering values into the table as an object: {v: value, f: 'string formatted value'}.  The third option is to use the 'tooltip' column role type to create your own.  From what you said, though, formatters should work fine for you.  Use them like this:

// format the second column as a percent

var formatter = new google.visualization.NumberFormat({

    pattern: '#,###%'

});

formatter.format(data, 1);

[Emily Yount]

Thanks! This worked!

[Ravish Kumar]

dear its not working in asp.net project. i have used many time but i can Show $ sign in my tooltip.