Synchronized charts
When you have multiple charts with a common x-axis and significant difference in y values, it’s a prevalent way to visualize it through synched charts.
In this Synchronized chart guide, we will go through the required setup to create such charts.
Setup individual charts #
Setting up the options for each chart. #
To show data in synch charts, just set columns[].charts
to be an array of chart indexes (starting from 1) which are to show the column in:
$data = [
[
"date",
"sales1",
"sales2",
"sales3"
],
[
"2017-02-11",
10,
21,
29
],
[
"2017-02-12",
36,
27,
23
],
...
];
\koolreport\apexcharts\SynchCharts::create(array(
"dataSource" => $data,
"columns" => array(
"date" => [
"label" => "Date",
"categoryType" => "datetime",
],
"sales1" => array(
"chartType" => "line",
"chartColor" => "#546E7A",
"charts" => [1],
),
"sales2" => array(
"chartType" => "line",
"chartColor" => "#008FFB",
"charts" => [1, 2, 3],
),
"sales3" => array(
"chartType" => "area",
"chartColor" => "#00E396",
"charts" => [3],
),
),
"options" => [
"yaxis" => [
"tickAmount" => 2
],
],
"settings_1" => [
"options" => [],
// "showLegend" => true,
],
"settings_2" => [
"options" => [],
],
"settings_3" => [
"options" => [],
// "showLegend" => true,
],
That’s it! Once you’re done, you’ll see 3 charts shown synchronously (two lines and an area) and when you hover over them or zoom in/out in one of the charts, you will see the other one follows.
Checkout the full example on Syncing Charts demo.
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