Integer Y-labels

[oesmith]

Continued from #162.

Sometimes it doesn't make much sense to display decimal labels when the data types are all integers. There should be a way to force Y-axis labels to be all integers.

[t3chn0r]

👍

[javicrespo]

👍

[thefotolander]

👍

[t3chn0r]

Hello @oesmith, any update on this one? Regards

[chilipepper987]

I would like this too! Any update?

[sudodoki]

Guys, be sure to see #340. There might be no updates if you don't contribute back. 😿

[t3chn0r]

Hello @sudodoki, I will take a shot at implementing this then and see how it goes... I will take a look at it tomorrow and ask people to test it.

[t3chn0r]

Please have a look at PR #341... Will appreciate people willing to test the PR and send feedback.

[jenssegers]

👍

[prionkor]

👍 for this. I hope this will fix soon :)

[rgravina]

👍 This would be great too! It's useful for things like counts of users/people etc. that should be integers.

[rgravina]

I've found that this workaround works for me for the time being. Passing into the constructor:

yLabelFormat: (y) -> if y != Math.round(y) then '' else y

This will null out any column values which would be decimal, so for e.g. a range of 0 - 30, with a default numSteps of 5, it would render like this.

Although, it seems now like there's a PR to implement it which works: #344

[GC-Mark]

Any updates on this?

[DeleTaylor]

Hey @rgravina, thanks for your workaround. It looks great in my app.

Here's the actual code I used:

new Morris.Bar({
  ...
  yLabelFormat: function(y){return y != Math.round(y)?'':y;},
  ...
});

[ajsumalbag14]

Any update on this? Or is there a new version already created? please link me. Thank you.

[frankhdz]

I am interested in this as well. Any updates?

[marcomorain]

👍