Yes, formatting in scientific notation is supported. To format the y-axis, set the vAxis.format option to an
ICU pattern that complies with scientific notation (such as '0.##E+0'). To format your data values, use a
NumberFormatter, with the same type of pattern. All options available for a chart are documented on the chart's page (eg,
LineCharts).
On Wednesday, January 9, 2013 9:47:04 PM UTC-5,
chen.c...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi I traced this kind of issue in google search and I found solution of log scale, but the value show in the axis still kept 0.000015 instead of 1.5E+5 in the axis tick.Does API support scientific notation now, and where I can find a reference to set the axis property?
Thanks
Badtnik於 2010年7月29日星期四UTC+8下午7時54分02秒寫道:
The formatting of numbers along the axis (including log scaled axes) is a feature we are working on but still do not know when exactly will be ready, once its out log scale will indeed be more use full for small numbers than it is today.
I am using a logScale on a scatter shot with value inferior to 1 :
it's working fine except that the label on the axis are all 0. Is
there any-way to display the axis label using scientific notation (ie
0.001 displayed as 1E-003) ? or at least a displaying something like
0.001 instead of 0 ?
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