#Anychart datetime axis utc series

#Anychart datetime axis utc series

In any element that displays some data point or range, or series legend - you will most likely show some date time value. For example, Januis represented as: Date. An圜hart Stock shows data that is based on date time values.

It returns the Unix timestamp, so it is equivalent to it. chart = anychart.stock() Ĭot(0).yScale(). Date.UTC() The Date.UTC() JavaScript method allows setting the date or date/time. In the 'percent' mode the changes are displayed as a percentage. chart = anychart.stock() Ĭot(0).yScale().comparisonMode('value') In 'value' mode the changes are displayed in original scale units. To enable this mode use comparisonMode() method that accepts values of enum as a parameter value. You can compare with the first visible value, series first value and a custom date, see Comparison base section below to learn more.

What I am trying to achive is a values plotted across the chart and the date/time values are not a constent (ie not continually say 1 hour apart) hence why I want to use a datatype of date. The result of the configuration shown above, along with some axes tuning can be seen on a sample below:Īn圜hart Stock supports the 'Comparison Mode' scale - a very important feature for showing stocks-related information that allows comparing changes in series values. I am playing around in Apex 4 using flash charts and having a bit of troubles playing with dates on the x axis on a 2d line chart. If there is a reason, you can create shared scales, but in most cases configuration goes like this: // get a plot scale The biggest difference between scales in basic charts and stocks is the fact that you have scales in every plot and have to configure them accordingly - in different plots. In this section we will demonstrate only the differences of AnyStock scales from basic charts' ones. Learn more about basis Axes options available (like tickmarks, axis line and so on) see Axes, to learn more about basic scale options (like maximum, minimum, scale modes and so on) see Scale tutorial. In An圜hart scales control calculations and modes while Axes control axes labels, lines and tick marks. Triple Exponential Moving Average (TRIX).Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD).