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Bar plots are drawn incorrectly when null values are present #372
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After further investigation, the problem only shows up when the first OR the second value of the dataset is null. Pen updated. |
Sorry we haven't triaged this until now! Definitely a bug (and a somewhat strange one as well)! |
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Bar: fix issue #372 - bar widths with nonnumeric sizes
fixed in seibs@dd2251d |
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Hi guys, when using bar plots it seems that the bar width gets calculated based on the number of non-null Y values in the data set, while all the x values are added to the axis. This leads to a messed up display.
See: http://codepen.io/aleburato/pen/yOomYa?editors=0010
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