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.

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!

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

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.

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).

As described, it would be nice to have publicly shared dashboard to have own logo or hide the existing mongodb logo(just like embedded chart).

We have dashboards that run on TVs without human interactions
I cannot change the refresh rate without human interaction

You could add a ?refresh=5m to the url

When viewing a dashboard, it would be great to have a drop down for quick navigation to other dashboards without having to navigate back to the dashboard overview page first.

The auto-placement behaviour of charts on dashboards may have its uses, but often it can be highly disruptive and require all sorts of chart-sizing workarounds and wasted time repositioning charts after they exercise their current anti-gravity tendency.

Can we have a fixed-placement mode so that charts stay where we put them on dashboards?

It would be great if dashboard creator could add tabs to the dashboard and for example group charts in categories

In Google Datastudio and I am sure in other tools like this you are not limited to randomly picked values for filtering data. We should have the option to Search and ideally be prompted with possible options(autocomplete) when filtering/searching on text fields.

After sharing chart option should be available on link to print chart into PDF documents

The public dashboard should also have a feature for Export data [PDF/XLS]

add the possibility to add categories to each dashboard so that it's possible to use them as a filter or viewing in a tree like / multi level structure.
handy for when you have many dashboards

After embedding a chart an id is generated like this

id=083882db-f78f-6477-b8fa-dc8ggfd787be

It would be good if you map these id's with dashboards like first few chars would be same for the dashboard and embedded chart .So that While embedding them into our dashboard we can filter out who can see our charts based on ID we provide.

This must be at dashboard level.

In some cases squares can be a bit smaller or a bit larger.

If you have a table and you want to expand a little bit, but one square is too much.
In that case you must modify the size of squares of dashboard and resize the table.

There is a need to frequently change the date filter to produce reports for Month-to-date, Year-to-date, Specific date range, etc. Please provide option to build charts that prompt for attribute values on filter instead of just having a static filter.

It will be better if mongo charts have drill-down column supports.

It would be very helpful for end-users of the Charts feature if charts that are "stale" because of changes to a filter have a visual indicator shown. It's potentially dangerous for a user to assume a chart has updated when it in fact hasn't yet started fetching data. This issue mostly impacts users on sub-optimal networks with reduced internet access speeds.