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Not sure what I'm missing below but would like to push some item lists into this array in this format below:

stackedByYear = new Array(
            [[14,44],'2007'],
            [[18,38],'2008'],
            [[4.5,22],'2009']        
        );

I tried the below but not working

var stackedByYear= function() {
 var listName = "Budget_Vs_Actual";
    var url = _spPageContextInfo.webAbsoluteUrl;     
    getListItems(listName, url, function (data) {       
        var array = new Array();
        var items = data.d.results;              
        var html = "";
        // Add all the new items
        for (var i = 0; i < items.length; i++) {
            //alert(items[i].Title + ":" + items[i].Actual + "" + items[i].Budget);
           //array.push(3,4,'wew');
          array.push([items[i].Actual,items[i].Budget,items[i].Title]);

        }
         return array;    
})
};

I would like to pass the array results to the below

$("#stackedGraph").jqBarGraph({

    data: stackedByYear,

    colors: ['#242424','#437346'],

    legends: ['ads','leads'],

    legend: true,

    width: 500,

    prefix: '$',

    postfix: 'k',

    title: '<h3>Total revenue by year <br /><small>stacked bar graph</small></h3>'

});

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Try changing the body of your for loop to this (notice the double [ ):

array.push([[items[i].Actual,items[i].Budget],items[i].Title]);
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  • Thanks for that but when i call the stackedByYear in the data: stackedByYear it doesn't work .Do you know what i could be missing? Commented Feb 17, 2018 at 12:15

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