Display data in a Radar chart (Bubbles own plugin)

Hello bubble community,

Im trying to understand charts (again) that i gave up on a long time ago because it could not wrap my head around it.

I have a data type called Test Result and that has the following data fields:

  • Math score (Number)
  • English score (Number)
  • History score (Number)
  • So on... (Number)
  • So on... (Number)
  • So on... (Number)

I would like to display a Radar chart about this specific Test Result, i am aware how to filter it for that like created by user etc etc.

What i do not know how to do is how to display all these data fields in the chart, i seem to only be able to display one of them, for example Math score in the value expression and label expression.

I think I remember having to group them somehow, though I might be misremembering.

Thankful for any help :pray:

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Hey there!

Charts can definitely be tricky in Bubble. For a Radar chart, each axis corresponds to one of your data fields (Math, English, History, etc.), so it’s about organizing the data so that each field has a “value” that the chart can plot. Here’s a quick approach to try:

  1. Create a custom state or a group with a list of numbers that represent each score field you want to display.

  2. Set up the Radar chart by assigning each score as a different axis on the chart—one for Math, one for English, etc.

  3. Group your data so that each subject score can be added as a separate entry. This way, each field becomes part of the overall “Test Result” displayed on the chart.

If you need a more specific walkthrough, feel free to reach out!

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Hey @anon79941647 thanks for your comment! Could you possibly show some screenshots?

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send me A message

Still looking for help :frowning:

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Still in need of help sadly

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Still in need of help if this is even possible?

Still trying to figure out if this is possible

Still in need of help :frowning:

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