Hi @alex4 , thanks for the great plugin. I am using it to let users track metrics over time. Is there a way to control the time interval seen in the chart?
@lindsay_knowcode – I’ve added these to my backlog. Will let you know when I get to them!
@tarekroustom – thanks for the kind words about the plugin! Could you explain a bit more about the request here? Which chart are you using?
@alex4 I am using bar/line charts for health vitals tracking. A user would make multiple entries with the X being the entry date
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Thanks for the extra detail @tarekroustom – you can certainly do something like this. Each entry/“Thing” will need to have:
- The date stored in the database
- The health metric, which will be the Y value
You can then do a dynamic search for those values. For the date on the X axis, you can search for the entry, group by day/month/year (whatever unit you need):unique values. Your search for the Y axis values will then depend on each of these entries on the X axis. This is still a bit general but if you share with me a link to your editor or give me more details I can be more specific.
Alex
I am having trouble setting up the time series Line chart – can you please help with this? I need the horizontal x axis to be dates from my thing in the database
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Hi @arantxa.mruiz – hope all is well! Thanks for the question.
I’ve updated the example on the demo page (see the “Visits over Time” chart on the Chart Reference tab) to include a Time Series example. The example uses a “search for dates:extract UNIX timestamp” for each point’s X value. Here’s a screenshot of the implementation below (where the search for dates are paired with the corresponding Y Values):
Let me know if you have any questions!
Alex
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Hi @alex4
I totally love the plug in but had a question about defining the Max Value of the Y Axis using an alternative method. Maybe it’s already capable of this and I just don’t know…
Is it possible to have the Y Axis just automatically define its own Max value based on the tallest bar on the chart + 10% or something like that? That would save me a lot of work when trying to algorithmically define the Max Y Axis value if the chart can just take the current Max value displayed in the chart and then let me tell it to just add 10% to value and use it as the Max Y Value.
Any thoughts?
Thanks!
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Hey @underhill.dan – thanks for reaching out!
You should be able to leave the Y Max option blank and it will calculate the Max Y value based on the largest item in your data set. Have you tried that yet?
Alex
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Thanks @alex4 – well that was too easy. 
@underhill.dan no prob! Enjoy and don’t hesitate to let me know if you have any other feedback. Cheers!
perfect, the x axis time series is perfect
Hi there, thanks for the nice chart plugin. I have a question about line charts. Are you able to create a line chart with inconsistent space in between the lines?
@relingok yes, absolutely! The example on the demo page with the time series (on the Reference tab) shows you how to do this. You don’t have to use the time series on the x axis (you can just use regular numbers)
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Okay, thank you. Can you do this with numbers on the horizontal axis?
Hey @relingok – the example on the Reference tab is with dates but you can also set it up for numbers on the X axis. I’ll create an example for this and let you know when it’s ready!
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Updates in v2.44+
Hi all, excited to announce that I’ve added two new chart types: Candlestick Charts and OHLC Charts. You can view them on the demo page here: https://chartsdemo.bubbleapps.io
As always, let me know if you have any questions or feedback as you try it out!
Alex
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I see. I will try it! Thank you. Your plugin is great!
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excited to try out the financial charts! thank you for adding updates to the plugin 
@relingok – glad you’re enjoying it. Let me know if you have any feedback!
@uzair7175 – good to hear the financial charts will be useful to you! Enjoy!
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Hello! Does the funnel chart come with this plugin? or do I need to buy it separately?
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