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Stacked charts vs inverted values

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    troffasky
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    It seems to me that inverting values on a chart prevents the values from being stacked.
    Four WAN interfaces on one firewall, plotted on one chart. The positive DCIs seem to be stacked correctly but negatively is not. Alternatively, I might be misunderstanding how stacked graphs should work.


    nxwannostack.png

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      tomaskir
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      Yes, this is currently a known limitation / issue.

      See #859 on bug tracker.

      Only non-inverted sources are stacked according to the ticket.
      Can you please confirm that is how it behaves (seems so from your screenshots).

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        troffasky
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        I have posted the same graph twice, one with stack enabled, one without and I think it demonstrates two distinct issues.

        1. Negative is not stacked.

        2. A DCI that I have specified to be inverted but in this dataset happens to be 0 for the entire series [WAN link is down so throughput is 0] is rendered above the positive values rather than at x=0. See the thin green line on the top of nxwanstack.png. Is this worth opening a separate bug for?

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          tomaskir
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          Yes, please open a separate ticket for that (issue 2.) 🙂

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            hsvt
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            How to make a gradient fill line graphs? As performance - Area.

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