Currently unable to add a product under the second variant axis (Size).
From the product model I can add a variant on the first axis (via menu option) for colour, but not then after for sizes associated with those colours. I'm trying to create a product template I can then export to upload the rest of our catalog with via csv.
Both variant axes are setup correctly.
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Problem is when I change the order of Mui columns, it change back to original. So I saved the values for specific column(for what I would like to change the order) in Backend. But Now I do not know how to pass target index for specific column. I have not found any paramter to pass for Grid Column.
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I have advanced filter control in one of my dashboard. It's working fine with Starts with, Contains but not working with "In". I am passing value like GANESH, RED (I have all data in upper case) but it's not giving any result.
Sample Data Studio Report
One approach is to use multiple Search Box Community Visualisations (for a full selection of the chart(s), click the icon on the toolbar and select ):
Data Tab
Column to search on: ItemName (the field to search)
Cross-filtering: Select (☑) (this is needed to filter values in other charts, as they are searched using the Search Box)
Additional Details on the Search Box
Case Insensitive: A term such as Red could be found whether it's reD, RED, red, etc.
Real-time suggestions: Values are filtered while typing thus users do not need to press the Enter key after searching
Editable Google Data Studio Report (Embedded Google Sheets Data Source) and a GIF to elaborate:
I have a bunch of key measure graphs, for this example, I will use the Safety key measures.
To add a goal line to a bar graph
I created a parameter called Safety Goal.
My data type is number (decimal),
my permitted values are Any values
my default value is 0.
On the Chart > Bar > Style > Reference Line #1
Type = Parameter
the rest is left to the defaults
Also created a inputbox with control field set as this parameter "Safety Goal"
This works if I type in a number in the input box, I receive my goal line.
How can I set this up to create a goal-line based on a selection in a drop-down list?
The Data Studio Minimal reproducible example can be found at this link
https://datastudio.google.com/reporting/3b476f9a-e79b-4421-b755-a086d9c8e7f5/page/LfniC
The data source link is https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1RJg16hWB_KfmTuDJAYgyrw_TVIK1LGRKY6qMGDE-5nk/edit#gid=1090568723
This link can be found on the Google Datastudio at the very bottom
chart>bar graph parameter settings:
parameter:
Control>input box settings when this number changes, the ref bar shows at that number which I call our "goal" I want this to work with the drop-down menu called Bay:
If you want to create a list of choice, you can do that if you create a parameter using the list of values and you enter your list of value manually.
If you want to use a list from a datasource and use that selection a the value for the reference line that is not possible within the same chart. You could create another chart, line chart, and show that line in front of your bar chart. But that would require that your Y axis are identical. You won't be able to use the auto Y axis, otherwise your 2 graph might end up with 2 different scale and your ref line will not represent the proper number on the bar chart.
To do this
you need a datasource with your goalline to be a different datasource than the one used in the bar chart. This datasource will contains two rows for each goaline value in the first column. the second column will contain the metric for the line. We want zero and a 1. for example
goaline
horValue
23.5
0
23.5
1
29
0
29
1
You will be filtering your result when you select within the drop down
you need to create your control dropdown list with your goalline datasource and choose goaline for your dimension
make that dropdown single select
create your bar chart and set the min and max for your Y axis
copy your chart and transform it into a line chart
for your dimension, choose horValue
for your metric create field choose goaline
in the style of the chart, for your series #1
for the line thickness choose "none"
hide data label
add a reference line
select type metric and choose goaline,calculation max
remove the legend
untick show axes and resize the chart area with your mouse in order to make sure the graph aligns with the one underneath
the problem with this is that you reference line will block your chart below. If wanted to use the data label card or total card the chart in front will prevent you to use it. You could have your ref chart behind the graph, the ref line chart will be slightly hidden from the bar chart in front.
Otherwise you could also use the area chart behind the bar chart to create the same thing, but I will let you figure this one out
I forgot to turn off the label of the ref line graph.
I'm working on a Google Data Studio page which pulls data from a Google Sheet.
The use case of this page is to display the data from a row (from the Google Sheet) based on a selection made from a filter (single select dropdown).
When the Google Data Studio page loads, by default, it loads all the data from the source and displays it on the chart tables, however I would like to display a blank page and the data should load only after a selection is made from the filter dropdown.
There is a simple way to solve this problem. In the drop-down filter settings, in the "default selection" field, you can enter text by default that does not match any of the possibilities of the list items will be displayed in the drop-down list. It might be something like "-".
Thus, defining a default selection that does not exist in the list, it will start by default selected and will not correspond with any existing field, causing no information to be displayed in the table.
I am creating a SSRS Report (PPT export) with multiple charts and fixed number of pages. Each page contains multiple charts. I want to display different charts in the same page location based on a condition.
Now I know that ,we can Hide/Show a chart by specifying an expression for visibility attribute, but this will only Hide/Show the single type of chart in a preassigned location.
Just to reiterate
If Condition1=True
Display Chart1 at location (0,0)
Else
Display Chart2 at location (0,0)
Note: Chart1 and Chart2 are generated from different datasets
Thanks in Advance!
This is very simple to accomplish.
Create both charts and place them on top of each other in the report designer. Set up your visibility settings to only show one based on your criteria and as only one gets rendered, they will not interfere with each other or the rest of the report layout.
I Think position property for Chart is not available, so we can not manage chart position directly with any position parameter. but there is work around. create your all charts (multiple charts) in your report design, position them as you want and change their visible property as per your conditions.
e.g. if Chart1 to be displayed at position1 and position 2 based on condition, there will be 2 charts in your report RDL one at position1 and another at position2. manage each charts visible property as per condition, you should achieve what you need.
this is tried by me earlier.