There have been a number of highcharts chart users asking questions about the axis scale value data that is automatically added to k,m,g,t,p,e some unit characters. This kind of question starts to look also thinks is the axis scale formatted the formatter method question, after the experiment is not feasible. Helplessly looked at Highcharts.js source code, through the ctrl+f find "K", see these configuration information is found by the attribute:numericsymbols control. The source code is written like this:
View Source print? 1., Decimalpoint: ".", Numericsymbols: "K,m,g,t,p,e". Split (","),
Find Numericsymbols in the Api.highcharts.comAPI document to be aware of the following:
View Source print? 1. numericsymbols:array<string>since 2.3.0 2. Metric prefixes used to shorten high numbers in axis labels. Replacing any of the positions with NULL causes the full number to be written. Setting numericsymbols to null disables shortening altogether. Defaults to ["K", "M", "G", "T", "P", "E"].
This paragraph of the English description can be broadly seen to mean:
View Source print? 1. Used to configure the suffix to shorten the large data placeholder for the on-axis scale, so that when set to null, the suffix is not replaced. By default is the configuration array ["K", "M", "G", "T", "P", "E"]
In this way we want to make the scale of large data conversion unit is very good solution.
1. Configure the value of the Numericsymbols attribute in Lang
The global variables are first set by Highcharts.setoptions () before new Highcharts.chart (), and the sample code is as follows:
View Source print? 1. Highcharts.setoptions ({2. lang: {3. numericsymbols:null//No Conversion Unit 4.} 5.});
The complete sample code looks like this:
View Source print? $ (function () {02. Highcharts.setoptions ({. lang: {numericsymbols:null. 05.} 06.}); 07.08. $ (' #container '). Highcharts ({). chart: {Ten.}, title:{. Text: "How to make the coordinate scale big data not automatically append suffix K, m and other symbol examples". Xaxis: {15. Categories: [' Jan ', ' Feb ', ' Mar ', ' Apr ', ' may ', ' June ', ' Jul ', ' April ', ' Sep ', ' Oct ', ' Nov ', ' Dec '] 16. }, 17. YAxis: {. Type: ' Logarithmic ' 19.}, 20. credits:{text: "Www.stepday.com",. href: "http://www.stepday.com", style:{. Color: "Red" 25.} 26.}, 27. Series: [{. Data: [0.029, 71.5, 1.06, 1292, 14400, 1.760, 135, 1480, 0.0216, 0.194, 9.56, 54.4] 29.}] 30.}); 31.});
View effect Address : http://fiddle.jshell.net/tdB5j/1/show/reprint:http://www.stepday.com/topic/?819"