How to get rid of decimals here and show only integer values?
You have a couple of options to do so. You can update the max Y ticks to 2 (or a dynamic value that is the maximum value in your dataset, which, in this case, is 2):
@Kent thanks for letting me know about that color issue. I’m not able to reproduce that issue. Can you DM me a link to your editor so I can take a look?
@alex4 Unfortunately, my editor is not public. In the past you’ve created a test app with public access where I could go and re-create an issue. Can you kindly do this again for this case?
I am facing a problem with the group by year. I have waster data per month from january 2022 until september 2023.
However, the data shown in the chart is not right the right one, for some reason. The total sum for 2022 should be 11,67 but in th chart is 9 and for 2023 it is shown 3 when it should be 0,93.
Any way to “fill in” missing dates? For example I want a bar chart with each month of the year, but only display data in the months that have values. Is it possible for the charts to be forced to show dates even if they are not coming in the data?
@Kent — sure thing, let’s use the same sample project! I’ll PM you
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@riverogonzalez.isaac thanks for reaching out! Hmm… can you share what those dynamic expressions are evaluating to?
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@wealthsyndy great question. This should be possible! You can set up your dynamic expression to filter out months that don’t have associated values. If that doesn’t work, can you please share a mockup of the specifics of what you’re going for?
@wealthsyndy there are a few of options for solving for this request:
What I want:
What I get when I do not send 0’s for each month
You can use the RepeatingGroup to Chart (Advanced List Calculator), where you pull the data from the RG, where each row calculates the month’s Distribution total (so some months will simply have zero)
In your dynamic search, you can group by month and check the box for “Do not skip empty groups”
You can set up multiple searches, e.g. something like this (Search for Distributions:Filtered to Nov:Sum, Search for Distributions:Filtered to Dec:Sum, Search for Distributions:Filtered to Jan:Sum… and so on)
Do one or more of those options work for your use case?
I understand that you are referring to the database, right?
No, actually, what I mean when I ask what those expressions evaluate to is what they calculate to. For example, when you copy & paste the dynamic expressions you have in x-axis/series 1 in the screenshot below into a Bubble text element, what’s the output when you hit “preview”?
Hi @felipe.haidar thanks for reaching out–and great question!
I assume option #1 (the repeating group extractor / advanced list calculator) is more performant because it’s simply leveraging whatever repeatinggroup optimization the Bubble engine has enabled. However, it probably depends on your specific implementation as well (i.e. if you add lots of searches within searches or within rg’s it will probably slow things down).
Let me know if you have any follow up questions (or learnings to share!)
Hello, @alex4 ! Thank you for your attention!
I think it is very important if you want apply the Budgeting Basics: The 50-30-20 Rule.
The “Blue” in the rule would be “needs”. Make sense?
I think this feature is super useful!
Hey there! I’ve been using this plugin for a while now and am loving it!
The only issue I have is that this plugin seems to add a massive 1.6 seconds to my page’s load time.
It’s really hurting my website’s performance but I’m not sure what to do!
Earlier this year you added a “labels” option (alongside X and Y values) to the series settings in the Scatter/Line chart and the ability to specify “pointLabel” in the Data Label Text field. I use it a lot but I also need to do the same in the Bubble chart, both in the main editor and when Add/Append data series via a workflow.
Earlier this year you added a “labels” option (alongside X and Y values) to the series settings in the Scatter/Line chart and the ability to specify “pointLabel” in the Data Label Text field. I use it a lot but I also need to do the same in the Bubble chart, both in the main editor and when Add/Append data series via a workflow.
Thanks for the request here–I can look into this feature request! How urgently do you need this feature?
@kourosh-ghaffari-gha Thanks for sharing this feedback! I’ll do some investigation to see what we can do to optimize here. Will let you know if I find anything I can implement.