Displayr

By default, Displayr will interpret the data contained in axis labels automatically. This often results in axis labels being omitted, particularly for dates or numeric series. Omitting labels is generally undesirable so rather than assuming that we should hide/remove some of them, instead make the default to always show all labels, and allow the user to decide if they want to reduce clutter by hiding everything apart from every n:th label.

Donut charts with tests do not render unless the user has passed a vector-style table to the feature, that is, it's impossible to pass any table output with a column in it that doesn't represent a single statistic. The "normal" donut chart allows the selection of a table with columns, and will then throw an error because there are too many columns to work with. At least, in this version, it's possible to specify which column to use in the chart, and it will then render as long as only one column is selected. However, that version of the visualization doesn't support significance tests. In short, the data inputs to donut charts with tests need to be more flexible, and/or the regular donut chart should be updated to show significance results.

The user wants error bars on their bar chart.

Request to set the initial angle in an R-based visualization > Pie chart.

User would like to be able tor reverse the order of the legend categories without changing the order of the categories in the chart.

The user wants to create a nested donut chart with more than 2 levels of the clustered pie.

Visibility On/Off individually or conditionally Some visualization types don't have data labels at all e.g., Geographic map Location Preset locations (center, left, right, above, below) Drag to move individual labels Styling Text (font, text direction etc.) Shape (fill etc.) Number Formatting Contents Values, Series Name, Custom values (annotations)

I would like to have the ability to edit the legend in the geographic map to reflect color categorization based on discrete categories rather than numeric values. This would make it easier to understand the map's data representation at a glance.

I want to format the marker of the Line chart by changing the background color to highlight specific points. However, I can't find this option in the Line chart, although it's available in the Time series chart. It would be beneficial to have these marker formatting options in the Line chart as well, ensuring consistency across similar chart types.

Client would like confidence intervals to be easily applied to any applicable chart type