Aleksandr Shestakov

@saptarshidash You can apply any variable to the tooltip content string: ``` var myValue = 100; series.tooltip().format("Series: " + myValue); ``` Or using string tokens you can apply any field...

@saptarshidash Please, can you specify the settings or the desired visual appearance of unbound regions and I will check the possibility?

@saptarshidash Both options are available! Check the snippet below: ``` OrdinalColor ordinalColor = OrdinalColor.instantiate(); ordinalColor.colors(new String[]{"#e1f5fe", "#81d4fa", "#29b6f6", "#039be5","#01579b"}); ordinalColor.ranges(new String[]{"{from: 0, to: 5}", "{from: 5, to: 10}"}); series.colorScale(ordinalColor); map.colorRange("{orientation:...

@iamomidk Please, check [the repo wiki article](https://github.com/AnyChart/AnyChart-Android/wiki/Chart-data-update) that describes how to update the chart data properly.

Unfortunately, it is not supported in the current version of the library. We will take it into account for future updates.

@vigneshtg Yes, you can apply minimum and maximum values to the chart yScale. For details, check [the gist](https://gist.github.com/Shestac92/c6392c6ad6259709295884aaf5eaeeed).

@fukemy Unfortunately, the current version of the Android library doesn't support Gantt charts.

@M1178475702 The Android library includes all methods and functions of the original library to provide a legacy, unfortunately, not all of them are implemented. Such methods will be implemented in...

@Shrikant-B A1 - Unfortunately, in the current version of the library it's not possible. A2 - What exactly elements of the chart do you want to fill with different colors?

@Shrikant-B Can you highlight elements you need to color on the chart screenshot? I'm not sure if you mean axes ticks or points.