I have a few cases of clients that verified their property somewhere in the past year.
To summarize the issue: Google Data Studio has a huge gap in data from say 2 months before the verification, but in GSC itself I can see full 16 months of data. I don't know how to solve this.
You can see the gap in data very clearly on the time series chart (see screenshot). You can also see that Google Search Console itself has the data.
Does anyone else have this issue as well? Did you find a solution or an explanation why this happens?
PS: this is a domain property.
Also: The Data Studio report looks like GSC, because I copied the styling.
data studio gsc data (problem) vs GSC data (full data)
I think there's nothing wrong with your data source, but something is clearly wrong with your chart.
Apparently, there is no missing data, but a misaligned data in your X-axis (in the first chart, notice that your data jump from February to July).
This usually happens when you choose Line chart over Timeseries chart. In Line Chart, missing data points aren't plotted (because they don't exist :), but in timeseries chart, missing data points are plotted as zeros.
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Dears, please help with this issue, i tried everything on my reach, filters wont work, I cant make it ignore future weeks with null data:
How do i get rid of that blank space?
Thank you in advance
On a Time Series chart, it can be achieved by setting the X-Axis Date Range to Range by Data.
Google Data Studio Report to demonstrate, as well as a GIF showing the process:
I want to set up data driven subscriptions to mass output png files. The problem is that adding a new Extension for png in rsreportserver.config under Configurations/Extensions/Render only gives one fixed size of png file.
Report A really ought to output a 6in x 3in png file and report B ought to output a 6in x 4in png file.
Yes, I could create multiple entries in rsreportserver.config but this is confusing for end users as they show up on all users' export dropdowns needlessly.
I proposed doing the mass image generation with an external program that generates a custom url for each png (DeviceInfo settings can be part of the url) and uses WebClient.DownloadFile() in a loop, but my supervisor is currently really locked into the idea of data driven subscriptions for whatever reason.
Per #iamdave's suggestion, just setting the overarching page dimensions in report designer does give a suitably sized png file via data driven subscription without having to hardcode png dimensions in rsreportserver.config.
The reason I didn't initially notice this was the reports in question were graphs that were only ever used as subreports on an encompassing megareport and had never really been run as individual standalone reports. When used as a subreport, page dimensions never came into play, so they were left at the default 8.5x11.
I'm working on an SSRS template at present which pulls lots of its format information from a database. Part of this format information sets the Background Image of cells.
I'm currently filling the image by setting the Source to External and pulling its value from the database. This works lovely, however It means pulling the image from a network source each time and while a small efficiency hit, I'd like to try and remove that pull if possible by embedding the standard images.
Again this works fine, I can pull either an external image or an embedded image and display on screen. The problem comes when I'd like the option to do either.
I find that I cannot set the image Source from a field, there isn't an option in the GUI.
I've tried going into the code and entering the details there but I get a validation error:
The 'http://scemas.microsoft.com/sqlserver/reporting/2008/01/reportdefinition:Source' element is invalid - The value =First(Fields!bodyBackgroundImageSource.Value, "dsTemplate") is invalid according to its datatype String - The Enumeration constraint failed".
Has anyone else come across this and found a solution or know of a workaround? I can continue using only external images, but would prefer to avoid as many external calls as possible.
In our local environment, we tested this scenario and if the expression can return the correct image name, then the image can display properly. You can check if the "First(Fields!bodyBackgroundImageSource.Value, "dsTemplate")" expression return the image name existing under Images folder on Report Data window. And make sure the image source is embedded.
In sencha (http://www.sencha.com/products/extjs/) I was wondering is it possible if i can have a bar chart, or a pie chart and have the data exported? I would like to go back from a chart to a printed data in my hand.
** if i have a bar chart that has data already plotted on it and now i would like to get the x-axis in one column and have the y-axis in another column but i would like to have that exported so i can printed it out. I do not want the chart to be printed.
My question is: Is there a way to do that? and if so what is the code that is needed or used?
CAN I ALSO DO IT IN ZINGCHARTS.COM
what about zingcharts?? i have done my research and found that they have this code called zingchart.exec("yourChartId", "exportdata"); i just dont know how exactly to put it in my zingcharts.rendering function can i get help on that?
I see that this is an older question, but hopefully this will help you or someone else with a similar issue.
The ZingChart exportdata method doesn't actually go in the zingchart.render method, it's its own API method.
zingchart.exec('myChartDiv', 'exportdata', {
url : 'www.zingchart.com/resources/exportdataurl.php'
});
'myChartDiv' refers to the id given to the div in your page where your chart renders. You can either set the 'url' option in the export data method options, like I did above or you can set the 'exportdataurl'. The data is sent as POST data via HTTP.
Just to get the data? Sure.
Charts are populated by a store object, which is a container with all the data.
To get the data out of the store is pretty forward.
Eg:
store.each(function(store,record,e){console.log(record);});
You can probably use Export store to Excel user extension published on Sencha forum.
My goal is to display various shapes(polygons, points, linestring) on google maps by using data entered into a Postgis database dynamically(i mean by that we can see modifications in the map in real time).
I was looking for a way to do this that used the spatial structure already provided in postgis(already designating if shape is a linestring or polygon, etc) instead of parsing out the coordinates and then re-entering spatial structure in google maps. I saw that google maps api is now compatible with kml data formats. And then I read that i have to convert postgis data to kml format.
I've done some reading in the forums about the actual process of converting postgis data to kml via FWTools, but didn't see anything that would help me. I'm new to kml but am familiar with postgis and perl and PHP. Is there a tutorial for the process of converting postgis data to kml? Where can I get started? Thanks for any help
You can use PostGIS to convert to KML directly:
SELECT ST_AsKML(geometry) from MyTable;
ST_AsKML is one of several output formats, including WKT, GML, GeoJSON, etc.
To show dynamic data in Google Earth, a common pattern is to use KML with a NetworkLink element. Have the link's viewRefreshMode equal to onStop and Google Earth will make requests (to a URL served by PHP, presumably) with bounding box parameters attached. Use the bounding box to query features in the PostGIS database, and return results as kml. This is great if you have lots and lots of features, but only want to retrieve those in the region the user is looking at.
Depending on the complexity of your application, you may also want to look at GeoDjango. (Familiarity with PostGIS is a big head start!)
You can get a textual representation of the spatial data from a Postgres DB using a text conversion function, like
SELECT AsText(MyGemoetry) from MyTable
then you parse the string, create your objects using various API functions - depending on the PostGIS geometry type - and append these object to the main GE plugin object in a DOM like way.
If you are familiar with JavaScript and have a fundamental knowledge of XML, a good start is http://code.google.com/apis/earth/documentation/reference/
Don't forget to specify unique ID's to your objects so you can find them later to drop/modify.
Maybe you can get some inspirations here, display the linked "locator.js" file and look at function PaintSubField(Coord) ... this is another way, bit crude but effective, avoiding to mess around with too many individual parent/child objects and structures
You also may want to consult sample applications and use the code playground for "rapid prototyping"
re "realtime" you need at least an event that you can link your generation/redraw routines to.
Good luck
MikeD