Histogram + Lines incorrectly graphs points with no data #159
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You are absolutely correct, this needs to be fixed |
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CanI help? Point me at the right code... |
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Shouldn't this be marked as a bug? If you use stack mode on your graphs and the bottom-most option has no data there is nothing displayed. |
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Yes, this is a bug, it would require 0 filling the series. It need to be fixed. |
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If you have a histogram with a series, and one of the series has missing data points, they are not graphed as "0" -- instead they are graphed as a line between two data points that are present. This is not appropriate for a histogram showing counts over time as it implies there are counts where there aren't any.
(See the yellow line in the graph below.)
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