I’m using the Air Chart Pro Radar chart and need to format my data into a comma-separated string within a single data type (e.g., 12, 5, 3, 6, 10).
The data is saved incrementally based on user responses from a quiz (e.g., Question 1 = 5, Question 2 = 7, etc.). Each answer is dependent on the user’s selection.
What workflow should I use to save these answers as a comma-separated string so that my Radar chart can properly read the data?
P.S. The outer elements of the Radar chart are fixed, so that’s not an issue.
Search for Things: formatted as text
Content: Start your object the way you want it, then add your key/value pairs or just an array of strings. Whatever you need. Refer to “This item”.
Delimiter: Inside, use ", " as the splitter. This will give you a comma and a space after each item.
Should look something like this.
This will output:
{"item1","value"},{"item2","value"}
And of course you can format it that you want:
item1,item2,item3,… etc.
Doing this will allow you to turn any of your “things” into your own custom object.
Here is a tutorial video explaining it a little more:
Note this tutorial is meant to show how you make contextual objects, but the same principle of creation applies.
BTW: You will NOT WANT TO SEARCH FOR ALL YOUR VALUES. Make sure you have your values cached or already loaded somewhere else before rendering the data otherwise you will run into WU issues with this method.
Still getting the same error. I did notice you are using a different Radar chart plug-in than I am. Which one are you using?
The radar chart I’m using requires a list of numbers to function properly. This leads me to believe that I should save the quiz results as a single list of numbers, rather than saving each result as an individual item. Is that possible?
The free one is substantially easier to work with, while not as flexible as the expensive one, but at least it works. I really appreciate all of you help.
