I am trying to compare Direct and Indirect searches from Google My Business in a pie chart as % of total searches, however pie charts only allow for one metric and one dimension.
Essentially this displayed as a pie chart:
There is no "Search Type" dimension that comes standard in Google My Business so my question is how can I create a field that combines these two metrics under one dimension?
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I am using AG-Grid with React and for the most part, the service works fantastic. I only struggle with one issue which I am not sure if it is a limitation of AG Grid charts or just me not knowing how to implement the solution.
I have a table with some rows each representing a user. Each user has a specific internet speed service Package.
This is what I currently see when I try to add a chart (The option for Package as series is not available):
What I want to achieve, is to add a chart that displays the total number of occurrences (or count) for each service. See a sample from Google Sheets below:
Is there any option or way to achieve this?
I am trying to build a gantt chart, wherein a single row can have multiple horizontal boxes. Something as shown in the below image.
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I have explored following react packages, but seems no one is enough to draw multiple horizontal boxes in a single row as shown in the images.
Packages:
react-google-charts
frappe-gantt-react
react-gantt
Please do suggest some solution. Any kind of help is appreciated.
There is a superset of Gantt chart, called Timeline chart. That would help one to implement above mentioned chart.
Today we have many google data studio reports, we manually style the report charts by using chart options like tableheader, tablefooter, ...).
Someone in the company asked me if we can reuse styling over reports instead of defining it each time again. By using this colab notebook (https://codelabs.developers.google.com/codelabs/community-visualization#0) we could build a simple bar chart with a CSS. However we do not have the need to build the chart by our self (community visualization with defined java script).
My question
Is it possible to define the style of the 'out of the box' google data studio reports in a way that it is reusable over different reports instead of doing it manually into each report? According my investigation I would conclude that this is not possible, however I would like to be sure before I communicate this into the company.
Thx
I have been working with Silverlight for some time now but this is my first experience with the charting capability provided by the silverlight toolkit. Basically I am trying to create a pie chart that contains labels for each slice of the pie. The labels can be inside the pie piece itself or outside it makes very little difference to me. My data set is very simple. I have a Result class that contains 2 properties, a name and a count and I am using that as the source for the pie chart.
I have tried to google this but most of the results I get pertain to telerik or other 3rd party controls.
Can someone please share there wisdom on how to accomplish this? Thanks.
I have a full-text catalog containing PowerPoint presentations. Some of those presentations contain charts, and in those cases, the chart is usually the main thing on the slide. When doing a search, I therefore want to be able to search for the text within the chart (e.g. the labels on a pie chart, the categories on a bar chart, etc.).
I'm disappointed (and surprised) to find that this does not seem to work. I can search for text within the presentation itself, but not for any of the text on the chart.
Please tell me there's just a setting somewhere that I need to change!
[I've tried this for charts created within PowerPoint, and charts created in Excel and then pasted into PowerPoint.]
Gary, the text extraction from Office documents is handled by the Office Filter Pack and as such, there is nothing Full-text can do for embedded data which the filters do not parse.
I successfully repro-ed the problem in my SQL Server 2012 install with the latest Office Filters. A quick work-around would be to add the labels/categories to the Notes section of each slide which gets parsed and filtered and returned to the full-text indexer.