I’m generating a Polar area chart with 7 data series. Everything works fine, except that the last two data series are the same color. I figured I could force the color, but it’s not working.
I have tried adding the following to the chart url string:
“&backgroundColor1=red, &backgroundColor1=blue” …etc.
and
2)“&backgroundColor=red, blue, purple”… etc
Neither one works
ian
January 28, 2023, 4:57pm
2
Hi @JeremySmith , are you able to share a full URL example? It’ll be easier for me to troubleshoot that way.
Sure… kinda…
This is the code to pull the data from Airtable
“?labels=” & ARRAYJOIN(PlayerName, “,”) &
“&data1=” & ARRAYJOIN({WinPct}*100, “,”) &
“&backgroundColor=” & ARRAYJOIN({bkgdColor}, “,”)
Which generates this URL
Does that help any?
quickchart-DOT-io/chart/render/sm-c2dfa956-fcea-4ff3-8a0c-f38e3eb75581?labels=Bobby,Amy,Eddie,Lunchbox,Morgan,Abby,Caller&data1=FALSE&backgroundColor=Red,Pink,Blue,Brown,Purple,Orange,Gray
ian
January 30, 2023, 5:12pm
5
Hi @JeremySmith , the background colors only appear for the first 5 datasets because you have only set 5 background colors in the Chart Maker.
There are two potential solutions:
If you specify 7 background colors in the chart maker, they should work by default.
Set data1
and backgroundColor1
to a list of background colors. This is because all the pie slices are considered to be in dataset #1 .
Here’s an example of approach #2: https://quickchart.io/chart/render/sm-c2dfa956-fcea-4ff3-8a0c-f38e3eb75581?labels=Bobby,Amy,Eddie,Lunchbox,Morgan,Abby,Caller&data1=1,2,3,4,5,6,7&backgroundColor1=Red,Pink,Blue,Brown,Purple,Orange,Gray
Hope this helps!