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I am using the HighStock JS lib to produce a chart that uses a linear series (not a time-series) for the xAxis.
I’d still like to use the range-selector in order to zoom to pre-determined ranges within my linear series. Is this possible?
For example; say my xAxis has a series:
[[121,616],[122,600],[123,605],[124,585.5],[125,575.5],[126,580.5],[127,582],[128,582],[129,584],[130,583]]
I’d like to use the range selector to zoom to the last n in the series.
I don’t think that is supported out of the box. But what is supported is Axis.setExtremes()
You can dynamically set the zoom of the xAxis using this method, and hence you can create your very own range selector for non timeseries charts
Axis.setExtremes() How to @ jsFiddle
My attempt at custom range selectors @ jsFiddle