continuous hAxis (horizontal axis) without gridlines

[Lucero del Alba]

Hi, from what I understand you get grid lines on the hAxis (horizontal axis) only when it is continuous one (see Customizing Axes: Discrete vs Continuous, though you could "draw" grid lines using domain-axis annotations as pointed out by Andrew here), and the minimum amount of vertical lines you can set on the grid via hAxis.gridlines.count config option is 2 via the.  So, is there any way to completely remove the vertical lines on the grid for a continuous hAxis?

[Daniel LaLiberte]

Lucero,

You can specify a gridlines.count of 0 to eliminate the gridlines.   The baseline can also be hidden by giving it a color of 'none', or by setting the baseline value to something outside the view window.

dan

On Fri, Jan 11, 2013 at 5:33 PM, Lucero del Alba <luzd...@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi, from what I understand you get grid lines on the hAxis (horizontal axis) only when it is continuous one (see Customizing Axes: Discrete vs Continuous, though you could "draw" grid lines using domain-axis annotations as pointed out by Andrew here), and the minimum amount of vertical lines you can set on the grid via hAxis.gridlines.count config option is 2 via the.  So, is there any way to completely remove the vertical lines on the grid for a continuous hAxis?

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[Lucero del Alba]

Hi Daniel, thanks for your response.  The  gridlines.count = 0 does work for the vAxis, but apparently not for the xAxis.  According to the candlestick chart doc, the minimum value for  gridlines.count for the hAxis is 2; however, I can't seem to change it to any value, consider this chart: http://jsfiddle.net/k2hwr/

Would you know why the gridline.count param for the hAxis doesn't seem to work on this example?

    Emiliano

[asgallant]

The gridlines.count parameter is broken when used in conjunction with Date-based axes.  There is a bug report on this issue here (click the star in the upper left corner to be notified of any developments with the issue).

On Saturday, January 12, 2013 1:06:18 PM UTC-5, Lucero del Alba wrote:

Hi Daniel, thanks for your response.  The  gridlines.count = 0 does work for the vAxis, but apparently not for the xAxis.  According to the candlestick chart doc, the minimum value for  gridlines.count for the hAxis is 2; however, I can't seem to change it to any value, consider this chart: http://jsfiddle.net/k2hwr/

Would you know why the gridline.count param for the hAxis doesn't seem to work on this example?

On Fri, Jan 11, 2013 at 7:52 PM, Daniel LaLiberte <dlali...@google.com> wrote:

Lucero,

You can specify a gridlines.count of 0 to eliminate the gridlines.   The baseline can also be hidden by giving it a color of 'none', or by setting the baseline value to something outside the view window.

dan

On Fri, Jan 11, 2013 at 5:33 PM, Lucero del Alba <luzd...@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi, from what I understand you get grid lines on the hAxis (horizontal axis) only when it is continuous one (see Customizing Axes: Discrete vs Continuous, though you could "draw" grid lines using domain-axis annotations as pointed out by Andrew here), and the minimum amount of vertical lines you can set on the grid via hAxis.gridlines.count config option is 2 via the.  So, is there any way to completely remove the vertical lines on the grid for a continuous hAxis?

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[Lucero del Alba]

Oh, I see, good to be aware of.  Already starred, thanks Andrew.

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