Comments on: How to Make a Bar Chart for Your Blog http://www.moneyfunk.net/arts-crafts/how-to-make-a-bar-chart/ Personal Finance & Frugal Living Sat, 13 Mar 2010 11:40:41 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: admin http://www.moneyfunk.net/arts-crafts/how-to-make-a-bar-chart/comment-page-1/#comment-2909 admin Fri, 13 Nov 2009 16:48:11 +0000 http://www.moneyfunk.net/?p=3349#comment-2909 No, if you check out Google's API site you can see there are many more things you can do with the charts. ;) If you wanted multiple bar codes reflecting different goals you could write do this with adding the values seperated by a comma. As an example: &chd=t:7000,8000,9000|10000,10000,10000 &chds=0,10000 This is making it for 3 bar graphs: 7000/10000, 8000/10000, and 9000/10000 ad any value you want (20/200) and then update this chxl field to properly represent you graph. If it was 20/200 you might want to say: &chxl=0:|0|$50|$100|$150|$200 seperated by the (|) symbol. I hope this someone helps. I know it is a bit techie. But when you finally get the hang of creating one you will see that it can be easy. No, if you check out Google’s API site you can see there are many more things you can do with the charts. ;)

If you wanted multiple bar codes reflecting different goals you could write do this with adding the values seperated by a comma. As an example:

&chd=t:7000,8000,9000|10000,10000,10000
&chds=0,10000

This is making it for 3 bar graphs: 7000/10000, 8000/10000, and 9000/10000

ad any value you want (20/200)

and then update this chxl field to properly represent you graph. If it was 20/200 you might want to say:

&chxl=0:|0|$50|$100|$150|$200

seperated by the (|) symbol. I hope this someone helps. I know it is a bit techie. But when you finally get the hang of creating one you will see that it can be easy.

]]> By: Saving Savy Pinkey http://www.moneyfunk.net/arts-crafts/how-to-make-a-bar-chart/comment-page-1/#comment-2907 Saving Savy Pinkey Fri, 13 Nov 2009 06:32:35 +0000 http://www.moneyfunk.net/?p=3349#comment-2907 So, does that mean I can use only one variable value? I mean in the example, 7000/10000. But what if I want to represent different goals and their current position. e.g. 4000/5000, 450/500 and 20/200. I want all these value in a single chart. Then how should I map all this data? Apologize if its very simple, but I did not get that. So, does that mean I can use only one variable value? I mean in the example, 7000/10000. But what if I want to represent different goals and their current position. e.g. 4000/5000, 450/500 and 20/200. I want all these value in a single chart. Then how should I map all this data?
Apologize if its very simple, but I did not get that.

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