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To plot the value of blueline for the label "2023-03-26", you first need to find the index of "2023-03-26" in the datelabel array, and then use that index to find the corresponding value in the blueline array.
const targetDate = "2023-03-26";
const index = datelabel.indexOf(targetDate);
To calculate the value for a missing date, you can interpolate between the two nearest known values. In this case, since you only have the first and last values in the blueline array, you can perform a linear interpolation between these two values based on the index of your target date.
Here is how you can do it:
const firstKnownIndex = blueline.findIndex(value => !isNaN(value) && value !== null);
const lastKnownIndex = blueline.lastIndexOf(blueline.find(value => !isNaN(value) && value !== null));
const firstKnownValue = blueline[firstKnownIndex];
const lastKnownValue = blueline[lastKnownIndex];
const index = datelabel.indexOf(targetDate);
if (index !== -1 && firstKnownIndex !== -1 && lastKnownIndex !== -1) {
const interpolatedValue = firstKnownValue + ((index - firstKnownIndex) * (lastKnownValue - firstKnownValue)) / (lastKnownIndex - firstKnownIndex);
console.log(`The interpolated value of blueline for the date ${targetDate} is:`, interpolatedValue);
} else {
console.log(`The date ${targetDate} was not found in the datelabel array, or there are no known values to interpolate between.`);
}
Add then the value to blueline in the correspondent index and you will see the desired point in the line chart.