Write A Custom Formatter For Google Charts Api
Solution 1:
Use a DateFormat with a custom pattern. E.g.:
google.visualization.DateFormat({pattern: "mm:ss.SSS"});
The caveat is that this displays the time-of-day of a JS Date object, so you'll need to provide your run times as JS dates. So either specify the actual time-of-day at which your data was sampled. Or, if you want to just show the relative time since the start of your run, you could do something like this:
new Date(new Date('Jan 01 2000').getTime() + sampleTime)
... where sampleTime is the time of each sample point in milliseconds. (This just sets the time as milliseconds since midnight 01/01/2000, so the hour/minute/second will reflect your run time)
Solution 2:
Came across a similar issue with a geochart where had total seconds and needed to show it as hh:mm:ss. Couldn't manage that but I was able to get it to mm:ss which was acceptable
I converted the total seconds to a decimal as mm.ss. e.g. 200 seconds is 3:20 so I labelled this as 3.20 and passed the value to the chart as that and then on the geochart I used a number formatter to use : as the decimal formatter
var formatter = new google.visualization.NumberFormat({
decimalSymbol: ':'
});
The default decimal places is 2 so it appeared as 3:20.
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