Hello everyone, I hope you’re all well.
I have one more question I’d like to add some information to my bubble chart when I hover over the bubbles, i.e. the number of certificates and the name of the business sector (because I don’t have enough space on my X axis).
I’ve tried to write some code to do this but it doesn’t work and I don’t understand why. I’ve tried several different ways to no avail.
You’ll find my code in the “Display information when hovering over bubbles” section at the bottom of the page.
Is anyone willing to help me?
PS: I have to admit that I’m still a beginner on this platform.
tip: true and title: ... can be used to add tooltip with custom content
to custom a option’s value for each data point, you just need passing in either the channel/column name, or the modifier function. So instead of <option name>: <data set>.map(<modifier function>), you just need <option name>: < modifier function >
Wow! Super, it works and thank you very much for the very interesting documentation. You’re perfect!
In relation to this graph, I have one last question:
I’m trying to replace the sectors of activity on my X axis with numbers because my X axis is illegible. However, when I replace the sectors with numbers, my information bubbles also have numbers instead of the full sector name.
How can I have numbers from 1 to 40 on my X axis and the exact name of the sector in my information bubbles? You’ll find my 2 tests in the section “Try to replace the business sectors on the X axis with numbers” on the same link.
PS: in the documentation with the Olympians that you provided. His X axis corresponds to his information bubble, so the problem for me is different.
Your conversion of X to numbers seems fine I think in that section, you used text instead of title to specify the content of tooltip, that’s why you lost your customized tooltip content.
Besides that, you may find this easier to do: x: (_, index) => index
instead of your current tableData3.findIndex
cause I know plot options can take in a function, and the first parameter is each data point, second parameter is its index.
But I don’t know where this is documented. I only read this in other people’s Notebook.