After you define a KPI, will be awesome if you can color them:

• By expressions:
  Red if number is less than 33.
  Yellow if number is grater than 34 and less then 50.
  Green if number is grater than 51.




• By scale:
  A gradient from Red to Green (with yellow in the middle) and values from 0 to 100.




• Static:
  Just color this KPI number purple.

NOTE: Colors and values must be configured by user.

I wish mongo charts to be interactive. like to handle clicks to view details and make data manipulations. My use case is to track low engaging users through graphs and send some notifications to them

We can use Chart's API to construct the charts on demand through various JS application and client requirements, without exposing the Charts dashboard / data sources in a multi tenant application. We can use the API's to modify / create charts and get back the embedded chart URI to show on the application UI.

Allow export/download of chart data once embedded into an application. It seems like currently, you can only view on screen in the application and you can only download the chart data if you are in MongoDB Atlas.

One of the selling points for Qlik is the ability to have charts that resize depending on the screen size. I struggle a bit when resizing the screen and the charts don't resize. They should be responsive and adapt to the screen size!

It will be great to have more specific roles to Charts totally separate from other Altas roles.

Currently if you want to have one team member allowed to configure charts,
you have to give him access (at least read only) to everything outside of Charts space, as cluster and database informations or even Stitch configuration.

It would be great if we could import and export the charts somehow. While the drag and drop interface is nice it would be beneficial if we could host it in our code git and test/adjust the aggregations when we change the underlying schema.

Ability to embeded Dashboard.

The goal is to embed with SDK a complete dashboard.
Approximatively same thing as embeded Charts but for a complete dashboard and possibility to add filters.

After creating a chart, provide export options of generated graph as an image (variable formats), documents (PDF, DOCX, etc), and as a simple HTML page that has CSS styling.

Most dashboards from different services offer the ability to be in Dark Mode, which is easier to read and saves loads of energy.

As a workaround users can use browser extensions to apply a css dark theme.

Firefox: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/dark-mode-webextension/

Chrome: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/care-your-eyes/fidmpnedniahpnkeomejhnepmbdamlhl

Please add an ability to use same charts with different data sources

The idea is to be able to create hyperlinks with data from the charts in order to create connections with other web apps. This is similar to a Kibana functionality

Charts usually contain aggregated / pivoted data. Ability to alert on a specific variable would be great !

If I change the chart type (e.g. a Line Chart) from Discrete to Continuous, it'd be nice if I didn't have to restart from scratch. Currently it erases my settings.

One of the biggies missing for charts (from my perspective) is the ability to click and filter by values on the charts. Most BI tools do so and it's an easy and intuitive way to navigate up and down through the data. Similar to what "analyse schema" does in Compass, but much more flexible.

This allows us to create charts that give us insight whether this is a great, good, average or a bad day. The $todayDate filter range should be 00:00:00 to 23:59:59

Sometimes it tooks too long to execute queries on large Collections (loading data for charts)

If you have a huge dashboard with all kind of things, but you want to group them under a title, lets say:
You have 10 charts on left with aggregations from collection A and 10 charts on the right with aggregations from collection B.
You can easy clarify things if you put a plain text above all charts as title.

For example:
[Collection A] <- plain text
All charts from collection A

Horizontally dragging across a section of a chart with your mouse should zoom in on the range of data you selected. Default zoom ranges would also be nice (ex: a chart with lots of historical data, but only displaying the last n-days, allowing a user to optionally zoom out to see the rest of the data).