So the circle chart is beautiful. But I only a way to make it work with vertical data.
But how do I make it read horizontal data?
| Product Brand | Product Detail Views | Product Checkouts | Unique Purchases |
|---|---|---|---|
| Finance | 286 | 14 | 1 |
| Overige kantoor | 75 | 14 | 6 |
| HR | 328 | 20 | 9 |
So the numbers 286, 14 and 1 need to be shown in the circle chart
Anybody know a sollution?
How do you expect the chart to look like with those columns? The full circle would be 286, then checkout and unique purchases are portions of that circle?
Use a template column to form this:
Chart
More info:
https://quickchart.io/documentation/chart-js/custom-pie-doughnut-chart-labels/
no 286+14+1 would be a full circle. Just like it works right now. but then with horizontal values
A template column with js or with the link? (testing it)
Thanks mate, works like a charm. Not a glide-way, but it works!
We use Quickchart a lot. In my opinion Glide’s chart is limited compared to what Quickchart can provide. A bit of diving in their sandbox environment, a bit of effort to construct the right data to pass in, then copy the sandbox result code back to a construct URL column, then you have a really good chart to display.
Any idea if Quickchart allows funnels? I don’t see that option in their chart gallery. A funnel might be what @Sidney_Kunst is looking for (view → cart → purchase).
Since Quickchart is built on Chart.js I hope that this applies as well.
