Charts
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New and extended features on Scatterplot
In order to do IoT analytics on the scatterplot it would be great to have no limitation (or much higher than 50k) on the number of data points (especially on double logarithm axis). In addition it would be nice to customise the size of the data point.
0 votesThe latest release lets you customise the size, fill and border of scatter plot marks.
Unfortunately we can’t go beyond the 50K limit for the time being. -
Filtering by fields in an Array of Objects
Currently if you have an array of objects you cannot filter by the values of those objects. Charts concatenates all of the values in that field together.
For instance, if the structure looks like this:
{ owners:
[
{"name": "Bob Smith",
{"address": 123 Main St.},
{"name": "Janet Smith",
{"address": 321 Other St.}
]
}The available filter for name would be "Bob SmithJanet Smith", which returns no results.
2 votesThis is now fixed in the latest Atlas release, and will be included in the next on-prem release in December 2019.
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scrolling/dragging on touch device
Hi !
1.)
It is not possible to scroll over the dashboard filled with charts at my touchscreen device (android/chrome), if there is no page background left to "grab".2.)
Also in edit mode, it is not possible to drag field elements with touch input. So editing on this mobile device is not possible.Thanks!
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Embed Chart with API
It will be great if we can pass filters to embed chart. like date range or id
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Allow charts to have reference field data in them
Adding the ability to access data in reference fields to other collections and adding that data to a chart would be very helpful. For example, a collection called "delivery" has a reference field to a "client" this client has a string "title" field. It would be very useful to be able to add the client's "title" to the chart instead of just their id.
0 votes$lookup is now available in data source pipelines in Atlas and in the 19.09 on-prem release.
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Toggle chart legend visibility
Being able to toggle the visibility of the chart legends would be nice for use-cases where they aren't necessary.
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Clickable values
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.
18 votesThese kinds of scenarios are now possible using Interactive Filtering and Click Events.
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Export Options
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.
54 votesWe are releasing(this week) allowing dashboards to be sent out as reports using png and pdf formats. We have already released saving chart as png option using embedded charts.
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Ability to do a math expression on Text -> Number
Let's say you are sale mobiles and in database you have something like:
"Model" | "Quantity" | "Price/Item"
And you want to see all your sales, you must provide in a Text -> Number the following expression: "Quantity" * "Price/Item".
Or you have another database as backup data before transformations and you want to compare counts between databases.
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Conditional formatting
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.
48 votesThis is done! Rolling out to all Charts customers this week.
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Allow charts to be viewed without login
Allow teams to give easy access to mongoDB charts without the need for a user. This is to allow easy sharing of dashboards, without having to create a user each time.
5 votesThis is now available in Atlas. It will also be included in the December 2019 on-prem release.
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Ability to Bin Dates by Week on Charts
Th binning feature is fantastic! My only issue is that there isn't the ability to bin weekly. Our data is across Monday to Friday so every weekend bring a drop in our graph. Please add this feature !
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import/export charts
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.
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Allow to add custom labels on axes values
Some of data is stored as numerical value but later is changed into text by enums. It would be useful to, add key value pair, so in a chart instead of 1 on the axis, there would be text field e.g. 'accepted users'
4 votesThis can now be accomplished with String Binning. Alternatively if the enums reference values in another collection, you can use the new Lookup Fields feature to get access to the string codes for each value.
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Dashboard Filters
Need the ability to choose filters at the dashboard level that will apply to all included charts. I often create dashboards at an organizational level and share the function-specific details to stakeholders. The ability to share a single dashboard with "locked" filters would be a huge advantage as it would prevent me from creating 20 duplicate dashboards for each stakeholder.
20 votesThis is shipping today in Charts on Atlas!
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Secondary y-axis
Having an aggregation in y-axis (e.g. showing per petrol filling occasion date the amount of petrol and the paid price) would be much better readable if scaling could be done for primary and secondary y-axis. Is anything like that on the roadmap? Cheers. :-)
7 votes
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