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Developer's Guide (v3): Migration Guide Important: This version of the Google Calendar API is in Labs, and its features might change unexpectedly until it graduates. This document explains how to migrate a client using v2 of the Google Calendar API to v3. Contents Introduction This document is intended for developers that are already familiar with v2 of the Google Calendar API and want to migrate
Introduction to Using Visualizations Welcome to the developer guide for embedding visualizations with the Google Visualization API. The Google Visualization API lets you turn structured data into charts, tables, maps, and more on your page. Visualizations are small embedded objects that take structured data from a variety of sources and present them in new and interesting ways. Visualizations can
Back to top Chart size Specify chart size with chs=<width in pixels>x<height in pixels> For example, chs=300x200 generates a chart 300 pixels wide and 200 pixels high. The largest possible area for all charts except maps is 300,000 pixels. As the maximum height or width is 1000 pixels, examples of maximum sizes are 1000x300, 300x1000, 600x500, 500x600, 800x375, and 375x800. For maps, the maximum s
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