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There appears to be an issue with having legends with more than 60-ish items (based on my testing seems to be right around 62). Once the number gets above 60-ish, legend items start being removed from the legend in descending alphabetical order. This also removes the associated data from the visualization. I'm trying to provide a stacked bar chart showing staff and work efforts, but this is preventing me from completing the task.
Anyone know how to work around this?
Let me give this a shot.
Here is the stacked bar with 60 elements being displayed. All is fine.
Here I've added one associate increasing the total number of elements to 62. Notice how 18 and 9 elements are now missing from the second row and the 28 element is missing from the row one up from bottom. These also happen to be the bottom 3 elements when sorted alphabetically.
If I add all associates (130 elements) I get this. Which is simply missing a TON of data.
This may not be the right choice of visaul for the requirement. And if you have stacked chart with 100+ coloures, it wont be readable also. You can consider creating higher lever chart and drill down for detail data.
Thanks
Raj
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