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Hi guys. I'm trying to create a R based bar chart power Bi visual for practicing custom visual creation. I want to create an input field in the Format of Power Bi that defines the max and min heights of the Y axis. I saw a lot of examples but I didn't get enough inspiration.
I have successfully created an input area in capabilities.json. I have set related parameters in setting.ts. I also set the x and y axes in the script.r file and made them a bar graph, but I can't achieve the maximum and minimum height of the y axis with my code. I tried to use ylim but it does not work. Can someone help?
"yAxis": {
"displayName": "Y-Axis",
"displayNameKey": "Visual_YAxis",
"properties": {
"show": {
"displayName": "Show",
"displayNameKey": "Visual_Show",
"type": {
"bool": true
}
},
"dynamicScaling": {
"displayName": "Scaled",
"displayNameKey": "Dynamic_Scaling",
"type": {
"bool": true
}
},
"yscalemaxin":{
"displayName": "Maximum Height",
"displayNameKey": "dynymax",
"type": {
"numeric": true
}
},
"yscaleminin":{
"displayName": "Minimum Height",
"displayNameKey": "dynymin",
"type": {
"numeric": true
}
}
}
}
source('./r_files/flatten_HTML.r')
############### Library Declarations ###############
libraryRequireInstall("ggplot2");
libraryRequireInstall("plotly");
libraryRequireInstall("htmlwidgets");
####################################################
################### Actual code ####################
dataFrame <- data.frame(Axis, Values[[1]]);
dynamicScaling = TRUE;
if(exists("yAxis_dynamicScaling")){
dynamicScaling = as.logical(yAxis_dynamicScaling);
}
if(dynamicScaling){
yscaleminin = 0
yscalemaxin = Inf
if(exists("yAxis_yscaleminin")){
yscaleminin = as.numeric(yAxis_yscaleminin)
yscalemininValue = yAxis_yscaleminin
yscalemininValue = round(max(min(yscalemininValue,1e+6),0))
}else{
yscalemininValue = 0; #if user does not enter a value then the y-axis start at 0
}
if(exists("yAxis_yscalemaxin")){
yscalemaxin = as.numeric(yAxis_yscalemaxin)
yscalemaxinValue = yAxis_yscalemaxin
yscalemaxinValue = round(max(min(yscalemaxinValue,10000),0))
}else{
yscalemaxinValue = Inf; #if user does not enter a value into y-axis end, the y-axis end at infinity
}
yscales <- c(-Inf, yscalemaxinValue, yscalemaxinValue, Inf)
scale <- c(yscalemaxinValue,yscalemaxinValue)[findInterval(dataFrame[[2]], vec=yscales)]
p <- plot_ly(Values,
x = dataFrame[[1]],
y = dataFrame[[2]],
type = "bar",
marker = list(yscales = scale)
);
}else{ #No dynamic scaling
p <- plot_ly(Values,
x = dataFrame[[1]],
y = dataFrame[[2]],
type = "bar",
);
}
####################################################
############# Create and save widget ###############
#p = ggplotly(p);
internalSaveWidget(p, 'out.html');
####################################################
Hi guys. I'm trying to create a R based bar chart power Bi visual for practicing custom visual creation. I want to create an input field in the Format of Power Bi that defines the max and min heights of the Y axis. I saw a lot of examples but I didn't get enough inspiration.
I have successfully created an input area in capabilities.json. I have set related parameters in setting.ts. I also set the x and y axes in the script.r file and made them a bar graph, but I can't achieve the maximum and minimum height of the y axis with my code. Can someone help?
"yAxis": {
"displayName": "Y-Axis",
"displayNameKey": "Visual_YAxis",
"properties": {
"show": {
"displayName": "Show",
"displayNameKey": "Visual_Show",
"type": {
"bool": true
}
},
"dynamicScaling": {
"displayName": "Scaled",
"displayNameKey": "Dynamic_Scaling",
"type": {
"bool": true
}
},
"yscalemaxin":{
"displayName": "Maximum Height",
"displayNameKey": "dynymax",
"type": {
"numeric": true
}
},
"yscaleminin":{
"displayName": "Minimum Height",
"displayNameKey": "dynymin",
"type": {
"numeric": true
}
}
}
}
source('./r_files/flatten_HTML.r')
############### Library Declarations ###############
libraryRequireInstall("ggplot2");
libraryRequireInstall("plotly");
libraryRequireInstall("htmlwidgets");
####################################################
################### Actual code ####################
dataFrame <- data.frame(Axis, Values[[1]]);
dynamicScaling = TRUE;
if(exists("yAxis_dynamicScaling")){
dynamicScaling = as.logical(yAxis_dynamicScaling);
}
if(dynamicScaling){
yscaleminin = 0
yscalemaxin = Inf
if(exists("yAxis_yscaleminin")){
yscaleminin = as.numeric(yAxis_yscaleminin)
yscalemininValue = yAxis_yscaleminin
yscalemininValue = round(max(min(yscalemininValue,1e+6),0))
}else{
yscalemininValue = 0; #if user does not enter a value then the y-axis start at 0
}
if(exists("yAxis_yscalemaxin")){
yscalemaxin = as.numeric(yAxis_yscalemaxin)
yscalemaxinValue = yAxis_yscalemaxin
yscalemaxinValue = round(max(min(yscalemaxinValue,10000),0))
}else{
yscalemaxinValue = Inf; #if user does not enter a value into y-axis end, the y-axis end at infinity
}
yscales <- c(-Inf, yscalemaxinValue, yscalemaxinValue, Inf)
scale <- c(yscalemaxinValue,yscalemaxinValue)[findInterval(dataFrame[[2]], vec=yscales)]
p <- plot_ly(Values,
x = dataFrame[[1]],
y = dataFrame[[2]],
type = "bar",
marker = list(yscales = scale)
);
}else{ #No dynamic scaling
p <- plot_ly(Values,
x = dataFrame[[1]],
y = dataFrame[[2]],
type = "bar",
);
}
####################################################
############# Create and save widget ###############
#p = ggplotly(p);
internalSaveWidget(p, 'out.html');
####################################################
We'd recommend to use lower case for all of settings. In other words, please rename yAxis to yaxis.
Please let us know if such workaround works well on your side.
Ignat Vilesov,
Software Engineer
Microsoft Power BI Custom Visuals
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