Closed chagevik closed 6 years ago
Good catch @cher7369!
We just fixed this bug in cedar https://github.com/Esri/cedar/pull/411 and will be cutting a release w/ that today, and then updating ember-cli-cedar. I will ping you when that is done.
Great thanks Tom!
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https://esri.github.io/ember-cli-cedar/#/charts/bar-stacked
On this example, the values form the example service, do not seem to be rendering correctly. I would expect to see the following values based on queries to the service:
Jordan > "query": { "where": "City='Jordan'", "orderByFields": "Number_of_SUM DESC", "groupByFieldsForStatistics": "Type", "outStatistics": [{ "statisticType": "sum", "onStatisticField": "Number_of", "outStatisticFieldName": "Number_of_SUM" }] }
Results >> High School > 13 Middle School > 6 Elementary School > 1 ** Showing Correctly
Dewitt > "name": "Dewitt", "query": { "where": "City='Dewitt'", "orderByFields": "Number_of_SUM DESC", "groupByFieldsForStatistics": "Type", "outStatistics": [{ "statisticType": "sum", "onStatisticField": "Number_of", "outStatisticFieldName": "Number_of_SUM" }] }
Results >> Elementary School > 1 ** Showing values in High School that are note returned
Fayetteville > "query": { "where": "City='Fayetteville'", "orderByFields": "Number_of_SUM DESC", "groupByFieldsForStatistics": "Type", "outStatistics": [{ "statisticType": "sum", "onStatisticField": "Number_of", "outStatisticFieldName": "Number_of_SUM" }] }
Results >> High School > 8 Middle School > 0 Elementary School > 1 ** No values showing for High School or Middle School (looks like Dewitt took on these values instead)
It seems like the Dewitt category is taking on the values for the Fayetteville category since the query did not return anything for these stacked categories.
Does this chart require all categories shown to have values for all of the categories within the stacked bars in order to show correctly?