We need to display multiple unevenly-spaced timeseries on a chart. Currently, it looks like we would have to first process all series to produce the tabular form C3 expects (i.e. rows & columns), with one row for each distinct time (x) and missing values set as null. Am I correct? Is there a better way?
Data from different sources with irregular sampling rates seems a pretty common case to me, so I was surprised not to find it anywhere (I've searched examples, issues and mailing list). Thanks in advance.
All right, I just realized I wasn't probably looking for the right keywords... the example of "Multiple XY Line Chart" does show how to use custom "x" values per series.
We need to display multiple unevenly-spaced timeseries on a chart. Currently, it looks like we would have to first process all series to produce the tabular form C3 expects (i.e. rows & columns), with one row for each distinct time (x) and missing values set as
null
. Am I correct? Is there a better way?Data from different sources with irregular sampling rates seems a pretty common case to me, so I was surprised not to find it anywhere (I've searched examples, issues and mailing list). Thanks in advance.