Hello guys,
I'm trying to display negative values on a chart, they will display <
Regards,
Hi @hybrisCole, on which chart? Some of them does not have y values :)
Whoops just noticed I put
This is the code I'm testing with:
<Bar
data={[
{
country: "AD",
"hot dog": -103,
"hot dogColor": "hsl(66, 70%, 50%)",
burger: 188,
burgerColor: "hsl(227, 70%, 50%)",
sandwich: 100,
sandwichColor: "hsl(275, 70%, 50%)",
kebab: -167,
kebabColor: "hsl(330, 70%, 50%)",
fries: -175,
friesColor: "hsl(254, 70%, 50%)",
donut: 36,
donutColor: "hsl(157, 70%, 50%)"
},
{
country: "AE",
"hot dog": -119,
"hot dogColor": "hsl(83, 70%, 50%)",
burger: 192,
burgerColor: "hsl(181, 70%, 50%)",
sandwich: 13,
sandwichColor: "hsl(243, 70%, 50%)",
kebab: -24,
kebabColor: "hsl(323, 70%, 50%)",
fries: 144,
friesColor: "hsl(336, 70%, 50%)",
donut: 20,
donutColor: "hsl(325, 70%, 50%)"
},
{
country: "AF",
"hot dog": 100,
"hot dogColor": "hsl(270, 70%, 50%)",
burger: 164,
burgerColor: "hsl(319, 70%, 50%)",
sandwich: 47,
sandwichColor: "hsl(55, 70%, 50%)",
kebab: 169,
kebabColor: "hsl(166, 70%, 50%)",
fries: 85,
friesColor: "hsl(41, 70%, 50%)",
donut: -177,
donutColor: "hsl(133, 70%, 50%)"
},
{
country: "AG",
"hot dog": 96,
"hot dogColor": "hsl(354, 70%, 50%)",
burger: -189,
burgerColor: "hsl(70, 70%, 50%)",
sandwich: 153,
sandwichColor: "hsl(176, 70%, 50%)",
kebab: 25,
kebabColor: "hsl(102, 70%, 50%)",
fries: 88,
friesColor: "hsl(357, 70%, 50%)",
donut: 40,
donutColor: "hsl(186, 70%, 50%)"
},
{
country: "AI",
"hot dog": 125,
"hot dogColor": "hsl(45, 70%, 50%)",
burger: 68,
burgerColor: "hsl(285, 70%, 50%)",
sandwich: 100,
sandwichColor: "hsl(21, 70%, 50%)",
kebab: 39,
kebabColor: "hsl(115, 70%, 50%)",
fries: 200,
friesColor: "hsl(130, 70%, 50%)",
donut: -29,
donutColor: "hsl(50, 70%, 50%)"
},
{
country: "AL",
"hot dog": 110,
"hot dogColor": "hsl(209, 70%, 50%)",
burger: 11,
burgerColor: "hsl(248, 70%, 50%)",
sandwich: -141,
sandwichColor: "hsl(11, 70%, 50%)",
kebab: 21,
kebabColor: "hsl(326, 70%, 50%)",
fries: 199,
friesColor: "hsl(353, 70%, 50%)",
donut: 135,
donutColor: "hsl(227, 70%, 50%)"
},
{
country: "AM",
"hot dog": 36,
"hot dogColor": "hsl(160, 70%, 50%)",
burger: -32,
burgerColor: "hsl(69, 70%, 50%)",
sandwich: 89,
sandwichColor: "hsl(53, 70%, 50%)",
kebab: 18,
kebabColor: "hsl(194, 70%, 50%)",
fries: 67,
friesColor: "hsl(96, 70%, 50%)",
donut: 155,
donutColor: "hsl(350, 70%, 50%)"
}
]}
keys={[
"hot dog",
"burger",
"sandwich",
"kebab",
"fries",
"donut"
]}
indexBy="country"
margin={{
top: 50,
right: 60,
bottom: 50,
left: 60
}}
xPadding={0.2}
groupMode="stacked"
layout="vertical"
colors="nivo"
colorBy="id"
axisBottom={{
orient: "bottom",
tickSize: 5,
tickPadding: 5,
tickRotation: 0,
legend: "country",
legendPosition: "center",
legendOffset: 36
}}
axisLeft={{
orient: "left",
tickSize: 5,
tickPadding: 5,
tickRotation: 0,
legend: "food",
legendPosition: "center",
legendOffset: -40
}}
enableGridX={false}
enableGridY={true}
enableLabels={true}
labelsTextColor="inherit:darker(1.6)"
labelsLinkColor="inherit"
animate={true}
motionStiffness={90}
motionDamping={15}
isInteractive={true}
width={1127}
height={600}
/>
These negative values won't appear on the

So it seems that some values are like gone or just not being displayed, if this is not the right Graph, which one would you recommend me to display "Weekly Money Win/Loss for each customer"? I guess I could try a
Regards,
The bar chart supports minValue, maxValue props
But you should upgrade to [email protected], also note that xPadding is now padding, and perhaps add a marker at 0
But the result isn't good, the values are stacked, and you want them to diverge at 0, I've tried something here: https://www.webpackbin.com/bins/-KtNgP-32oM9zRHagHMX
Hum… the bar chart is the best option, but not as it is, I think I have to add support for setting y0 and y1 with y0 being 0 if no value provided
Or just add a divergeAt option, so in your case you should set it to 0
Thank you, I tried what you said, looks better but still won't display negative values
Available in [email protected], see the corresponding example in the storybook.

@plouc great package of course.
Just wanted to confirm we'll have to calculate min/max on the fly ourselves and pass those into the relevant props?
@acomito, you can use auto for both.
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