Displayr

Sometimes users wish to have series lines in a line chart formatted differently like line style. Legacy charts can’t do this but R-based ones can. However, the latter still relies on editing the code.

A user may have a table with two columns. This table is used as an input in a visualization. The user wishes to apply conditional coloring to the second column (series) only. Right now, the setting Chart > Data Series > Multiple colors within a single series coerces the visualization to only report on the first series. This feature request is to allow users to choose the specific series that can take multiple colors.

Can we allow users to dynamically show the column header or row header (a combination thereof) in Single icon number visualizations/pictographs? Currently the user has to manually type in the text above/below the chart or insert some r code to extract the label and then place it above the chart. It would be great if this can be more dynamic in the chart itself.

From user: We received several client requests in recent months to adjust the column chart like this in the screenshot below.

Users may assign different series with different colors, but it is not currently possible to assign different series with different textures. A user believes this capability would help to create more accessible dashboards.

The users wishes to have a setting to set the maximum bar width, as when only one category is available, this “looks a bit silly”. Currently bar widths are dynamic based on the size of the visualization.

I can see in the PPT that this is a standard Bar chart using the PPT Series overlap feature: !image-20220905-055032.png|width=251,height=129! This option isn't currently available in Displayr.

A user requested to set a specific width for a secondary bar in a series. See the attached image and the very thin blue line representing one of the series data points. Allow users to have more control over multiple series settings.

A user would like to have multiple colors in a series for box plots that are grouped.

Most of the settings available in the Visualization can only be applied in bulk - to all lines. Often users wish to change the settings of different lines differently.