I have the following JSON table:
[{"varcode":1,"dtregistro":"2014-12-04 15:00:00","varvalue":"0.91590","valueinfo":null,"varpath":"Teste\/Teste 1","vardesc":"Descricao do teste 1","varprefix":"","varsufix":" \u00baC"},
{"varcode":2,"dtregistro":"2014-12-04 15:00:00","varvalue":"0.63449","valueinfo":null,"varpath":"Teste\/Teste 2","vardesc":"Descricao do teste 2","varprefix":"","varsufix":" litros"},
{"varcode":3,"dtregistro":"2014-12-04 15:00:00","varvalue":"0.87255","valueinfo":null,"varpath":"Teste\/Teste 3","vardesc":"Descricao do teste 3","varprefix":"","varsufix":" V"},
{"varcode":1,"dtregistro":"2014-12-04 15:00:01","varvalue":"0.63558","valueinfo":null,"varpath":"Teste\/Teste 1","vardesc":"Descricao do teste 1","varprefix":"","varsufix":" \u00baC"},
{"varcode":2,"dtregistro":"2014-12-04 15:00:01","varvalue":"0.29574","valueinfo":null,"varpath":"Teste\/Teste 2","vardesc":"Descricao do teste 2","varprefix":"","varsufix":" litros"},
{"varcode":3,"dtregistro":"2014-12-04 15:00:01","varvalue":"0.25975","valueinfo":null,"varpath":"Teste\/Teste 3","vardesc":"Descricao do teste 3","varprefix":"","varsufix":" V"},
{"varcode":1,"dtregistro":"2014-12-04 15:00:02","varvalue":"0.19308","valueinfo":null,"varpath":"Teste\/Teste 1","vardesc":"Descricao do teste 1","varprefix":"","varsufix":" \u00baC"},
{"varcode":2,"dtregistro":"2014-12-04 15:00:02","varvalue":"0.49601","valueinfo":null,"varpath":"Teste\/Teste 2","vardesc":"Descricao do teste 2","varprefix":"","varsufix":" litros"},
{"varcode":3,"dtregistro":"2014-12-04 15:00:02","varvalue":"0.32496","valueinfo":null,"varpath":"Teste\/Teste 3","vardesc":"Descricao do teste 3","varprefix":"","varsufix":" V"},
{"varcode":1,"dtregistro":"2014-12-04 15:00:03","varvalue":"0.13569","valueinfo":null,"varpath":"Teste\/Teste 1","vardesc":"Descricao do teste 1","varprefix":"","varsufix":" \u00baC"},
{"varcode":2,"dtregistro":"2014-12-04 15:00:03","varvalue":"0.51165","valueinfo":null,"varpath":"Teste\/Teste 2","vardesc":"Descricao do teste 2","varprefix":"","varsufix":" litros"},
{"varcode":3,"dtregistro":"2014-12-04 15:00:03","varvalue":"0.14491","valueinfo":null,"varpath":"Teste\/Teste 3","vardesc":"Descricao do teste 3","varprefix":"","varsufix":" V"},
{"varcode":1,"dtregistro":"2014-12-04 15:00:04","varvalue":"0.94008","valueinfo":null,"varpath":"Teste\/Teste 1","vardesc":"Descricao do teste 1","varprefix":"","varsufix":" \u00baC"},
{"varcode":2,"dtregistro":"2014-12-04 15:00:04","varvalue":"0.43365","valueinfo":null,"varpath":"Teste\/Teste 2","vardesc":"Descricao do teste 2","varprefix":"","varsufix":" litros"},
{"varcode":3,"dtregistro":"2014-12-04 15:00:04","varvalue":"0.57154","valueinfo":null,"varpath":"Teste\/Teste 3","vardesc":"Descricao do teste 3","varprefix":"","varsufix":" V"},
{"varcode":1,"dtregistro":"2014-12-04 15:00:05","varvalue":"0.48336","valueinfo":null,"varpath":"Teste\/Teste 1","vardesc":"Descricao do teste 1","varprefix":"","varsufix":" \u00baC"},
{"varcode":2,"dtregistro":"2014-12-04 15:00:05","varvalue":"0.79085","valueinfo":null,"varpath":"Teste\/Teste 2","vardesc":"Descricao do teste 2","varprefix":"","varsufix":" litros"},
{"varcode":3,"dtregistro":"2014-12-04 15:00:05","varvalue":"0.49340","valueinfo":null,"varpath":"Teste\/Teste 3","vardesc":"Descricao do teste 3","varprefix":"","varsufix":" V"},
{"varcode":1,"dtregistro":"2014-12-04 15:00:06","varvalue":"0.19485","valueinfo":null,"varpath":"Teste\/Teste 1","vardesc":"Descricao do teste 1","varprefix":"","varsufix":" \u00baC"},
{"varcode":2,"dtregistro":"2014-12-04 15:00:06","varvalue":"0.77752","valueinfo":null,"varpath":"Teste\/Teste 2","vardesc":"Descricao do teste 2","varprefix":"","varsufix":" litros"},
{"varcode":3,"dtregistro":"2014-12-04 15:00:06","varvalue":"0.81419","valueinfo":null,"varpath":"Teste\/Teste 3","vardesc":"Descricao do teste 3","varprefix":"","varsufix":" V"},
{"varcode":1,"dtregistro":"2014-12-04 15:00:07","varvalue":"0.04247","valueinfo":null,"varpath":"Teste\/Teste 1","vardesc":"Descricao do teste 1","varprefix":"","varsufix":" \u00baC"},
{"varcode":2,"dtregistro":"2014-12-04 15:00:07","varvalue":"0.22614","valueinfo":null,"varpath":"Teste\/Teste 2","vardesc":"Descricao do teste 2","varprefix":"","varsufix":" litros"},
{"varcode":3,"dtregistro":"2014-12-04 15:00:07","varvalue":"0.36918","valueinfo":null,"varpath":"Teste\/Teste 3","vardesc":"Descricao do teste 3","varprefix":"","varsufix":" V"}]
And I want another JSON object, with the following characteristics:
** values of dtregistro as lines
** values of vardesc as columns
** Value of varvalue as value.
I searched in examples, but many examples are broken. So, how proceed to get this?
Pivot JSON table
Re: Pivot JSON table
Hi Fabio,
dtregistro seems to be a date, vardesc is a string and varvalue is a double; so a Line series could fit well in this data. Is this what you are trying to do?
I'm not sure to understand the requirements. Are lines, columns and value supposed to be 3 different series?Fabio wrote:And I want another JSON object, with the following characteristics:
** values of dtregistro as lines
** values of vardesc as columns
** Value of varvalue as value.
dtregistro seems to be a date, vardesc is a string and varvalue is a double; so a Line series could fit well in this data. Is this what you are trying to do?
What concrete examples do you find broken?Fabio wrote:I searched in examples, but many examples are broken. So, how proceed to get this?
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Re: Pivot JSON table
In the resultant pivot table, the value of these fields will be:
** values of dtregistro as "rows"
** values of vardesc as columns
** Value of varvalue as value.
a example:
** values of dtregistro as "rows"
** values of vardesc as columns
** Value of varvalue as value.
a example:
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Data/Hora | Descricao do teste 1 | Descricao do teste 2 | Descricao do teste 3
04/12/2014 14:30:53 | 0.54881 | 0.59284 | 0.71519
04/12/2014 14:30:54 | 0.42365 | 0.62356 | 0.64589
04/12/2014 14:30:55 | 0.96366 | 0.27266 | 0.38344
04/12/2014 14:30:56 | 0.56804 | 0.39278 | 0.92560
04/12/2014 14:30:57 | 0.02022 | 0.36824 | 0.83262
04/12/2014 14:30:58 | 0.97862 | 0.47361 | 0.79916
04/12/2014 14:30:59 | 0.11827 | 0.72063 | 0.63992
04/12/2014 14:31:00 | 0.52185 | 0.10591 | 0.41466
04/12/2014 14:31:01 | 0.45615 | 0.21655 | 0.56843
Re: Pivot JSON table
Hi Fabio,
Thanks but I still don't understand what resultant chart would you expect. Something like this?Fabio wrote:In the resultant pivot table, the value of these fields will be:
** values of dtregistro as "rows"
** values of vardesc as columns
** Value of varvalue as value.
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var Chart1;
function draw() {
Chart1=new Tee.Chart("canvas1");
var series1, series2, series3;
series1 = Chart1.addSeries(new Tee.Line());
series2 = Chart1.addSeries(new Tee.Line());
series3 = Chart1.addSeries(new Tee.Line());
series1.title = "Descricao do teste 1";
series2.title = "Descricao do teste 2";
series3.title = "Descricao do teste 3";
var startDate, tmp, values1, values2, values3;
startDate = new Date(2014,12,4,14,30,53);
values1 = [0.54881, 0.42365, 0.96366, 0.56804, 0.02022, 0.97862, 0.11827, 0.52185, 0.45615];
values2 = [0.59284, 0.62356, 0.27266, 0.39278, 0.36824, 0.47361, 0.72063, 0.10591, 0.21655];
values3 = [0.71519, 0.64589, 0.38344, 0.92560, 0.83262, 0.79916, 0.63992, 0.41466, 0.56843];
series1.data.values.length = values1.length;
series2.data.values.length = values2.length;
series3.data.values.length = values3.length;
series1.data.values = values1;
series2.data.values = values2;
series3.data.values = values3;
series1.data.x=new Array(values1.length);
series2.data.x=new Array(values2.length);
series3.data.x=new Array(values3.length);
for (i=0; i< values1.length; i++) {
tmp=new Date(startDate.getTime() + i * 1000);
series1.data.x[i] = tmp;
series2.data.x[i] = tmp;
series3.data.x[i] = tmp;
}
Chart1.axes.bottom.labels.dateFormat = "mm:ss";
Chart1.axes.bottom.increment = series1.data.x[1] - series1.data.x[0];
Chart1.draw();
}
Best Regards,
Yeray Alonso Development & Support Steema Software Av. Montilivi 33, 17003 Girona, Catalonia (SP) | |
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Re: Pivot JSON table
Yes, this is the chart that I want. But, before this (and this is my problem), I need transform my JSON table and if I'm not wrong, using this (http://steema.com/entry/133/Introducing ... ot_library)
So, In resume, I need transform the first table (see it in the first message) into the second table (see it here http://www.teechart.net/support/posting ... 19#pr67971) and in addition to plot the chart, I need show the transformed data on a table (made in JS/HTML by me). So I need to know how access the transformed data. Do you understand-me?
So, In resume, I need transform the first table (see it in the first message) into the second table (see it here http://www.teechart.net/support/posting ... 19#pr67971) and in addition to plot the chart, I need show the transformed data on a table (made in JS/HTML by me). So I need to know how access the transformed data. Do you understand-me?
Re: Pivot JSON table
Hi Fabio,
I've corrected the link in the "Demos" tab in the product page to point to the latest version of the Tee.Data demos.Fabio wrote:Yes, this is the chart that I want. But, before this (and this is my problem), I need transform my JSON table and if I'm not wrong, using this (http://steema.com/entry/133/Introducing ... ot_library)
As an initial step, this is what I've achieved:Fabio wrote:So, In resume, I need transform the first table (see it in the first message) into the second table (see it here http://www.teechart.net/support/posting ... 19#pr67971) and in addition to plot the chart, I need show the transformed data on a table (made in JS/HTML by me). So I need to know how access the transformed data. Do you understand-me?
Best Regards,
Yeray Alonso Development & Support Steema Software Av. Montilivi 33, 17003 Girona, Catalonia (SP) | |
Please read our Bug Fixing Policy |