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amcharts.getNumberFormatPattern(format: FormatObject)
Converts the FormatObject to the amCharts number formatting string.
To learn how the number format is set in amCharts, see the Using Flexmonster number formatting in amCharts section.
| Parameter/Type | Description |
|---|---|
| format FormatObject | Contains the number format set in the component. |
This method returns a string representing the amCharts number formatting string. For example: '$'#,###.00|'($'#,###.00')'.
Applying the formatting to the root element:
root = am5.Root.new("amcharts-container");
root.numberFormatter.set(
"numberFormat",
pivot.amcharts.getNumberFormatPattern(rawData.meta.formats[0])
);See a live example on JSFiddle.
Applying the formatting to the chart's Value axis and tooltip:
// Get a FormatObject from Flexmonster
let numberFormat = pivot.amcharts
.getNumberFormatPattern(rawData.meta.formats[0]);
// Applying the formatting to the Value axis
valueAxis.numberFormatter = new am4core.NumberFormatter();
valueAxis.numberFormatter.numberFormat = numberFormat;
// ...
// Applying the formatting to the chart's tooltip
series.tooltipText =
'{name}: [bold]{valueY.value.formatNumber("' + numberFormat + '")}[/]';See an example on JSFiddle.
amcharts.getData
amcharts.getCategoryName
amcharts.getMeasureNameByIndex
amcharts.getNumberOfMeasures