Checked and works perfectly.

Thanks for your help.
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(Apologies for my English) I use this R code to build a highcharts chart that I include in a report created with rmardown from RStudio. dfaus <- dfaus[order(dfaus$Municipio),] hc <- dfaus %>% hchart( type = "scatter", hcaes( x = dfaus$`Esfuerzo Social por Habitante`, y = dfaus$`Umbral Pobreza`, size...

For the first question, the solution is to add the following configuration from highcharter in the graph generation code: hc_plotOptions ( series = list (animation = FALSE) )%>% Now we are missing the second question, which I consider to be specifically a knitr problem. I hope more people in the com...

Hi, I don't know if you can help me. When I try to incorporate highcharts charts into a .pdf report created from RStudio with Knit to PDF I get an unexpected display. 1. On the one hand, without defining any option in the fragment (chunk), sometimes the graph is incorporated complete and others inco...

Is it possible to include highcharts with rMarkdown in a .pdf document generated with knit to PDF?

Hi again! If you want to have each point in the legend with its color you need to split data in your series into several series like that: https://jsfiddle.net/BlackLabel/3unqksrc/ Let me know if that was what you were looking for! Best regards! hi, Good, solved I have had to make two changes: - So...

Hello JoséCarlosMartínez! We appreciate you reaching out to us! To change the color of the item in the legend you only need to change the color of the series like that: https://jsfiddle.net/BlackLabel/6q4398sr/ API references: https://api.highcharts.com/highcharts/series.bubble.color Best regards! ...

hi, I use from R this code to color a bubble with a specific color. color = ifelse(dfaus$Municipio == "Murcia", "#C31A00", "#8673A1") hchart( type = "scatter", hcaes( x = dfaus$`Esfuerzo Social por Habitante`, y = dfaus$`Umbral Pobreza`, size = dfaus$`Relevancia Esfuerzo Social` * 100, group = dfaus...

Therefore, the optimal solution is to initially hide that series, or others that may cause an overlapping visualization of the bubbles. Therefore, the optimal solution is to initially hide this series, or others that may cause "excessive concentration" of the bubbles. But the bubbles are not the pr...

hi, Thanks for your interest, but I don't think I have explained myself well (the problem is my English). The dataLabels are all shown "only" when I include the JS code associated with the load event in hc_chart to hide one of the series (Melilla). The reason for initially hiding this "Melilla" seri...

Hi, Please send me the exact output you get for comparison. Please also tell me exactly what environment are you using? Best Regards hi again I have observed that if after the initial load I use the legend to show the series "Melilla", initially hidden (chart.series [27] .update ({visible: false});...

Hi, Please send me the exact output you get for comparison. Please also tell me exactly what environment are you using? Best Regards Hi, R version 4.0.3 (2020-10-10) Platform: x86_64-w64-mingw32/x64 (64-bit) Running under: Windows 10 x64 (build 19042) Matrix products: default locale: [1] LC_COLLATE...

Hi, Could you please provide your exact simplified example with data so that we can test it more thoroughly? Best Regards Hi, The code R: hc <- dfo %>% hchart( type = "scatter", hcaes( x = dfo$`Esfuerzo`, y = dfo$`Umbral`, size = dfo$`Relevancia` * 100, group = dfo$`Municipio` ), tooltip = list( va...

Hi, Maybe the allowOverlap parameter will help in your case? https://api.highcharts.com/highcharts/plotOptions.series.dataLabels.allowOverlap You can also see other similar topics about label overlap: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/19397544/highcharts-data-labels-overlapping-columns Regards hi...

Hi, Maybe the allowOverlap parameter will help in your case? https://api.highcharts.com/highcharts/plotOptions.series.dataLabels.allowOverlap You can also see other similar topics about label overlap: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/19397544/highcharts-data-labels-overlapping-columns Regards hi...