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

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.

Just like when deleting a collection from mongodb, users should be prompted to confirm deletion of a dashboard by typing its title. This way unintended deletion of dashboards will be prevented in the future.

Currently, if there are no dashboards on the /dashboards page (e.g. https://charts.mongodb.com/charts-xxxxxxx/dashboards), the only option is to add a new dashboard. See 1addDash.png attached.

If there is an existing dashboard, there is the same "Add Dashboard" button, and there's also a pull-down menu to import a chart. See 3importdashboard.png

My use case for importing is for folks new to MongoDB and/or Charts. I'd like to be able to import a dashboard without having an existing dashboard.

(My current workaround is a tutorial showing how to make a dashboard, exit, then import).

When adding more than 1 filter, the filters overlap. Viewing and using them becomes impossible. It should be a simple fix on your side (maybe just css)

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.

Would be great if we could define "variables" (as input boxes) for a chart and dashboard that can then be used inside the aggregation query filter within the charts.

For example - The user enters a UPC to an input box, we take that and convert it to something like:
[{$match: {upc: /\d{0,6}$UPC$\d{0,6}/}}]

This allows for better exposure of charts across the organization

1. Dashboard filters should be more interactive and user should be able to selectively apply it individual chart
2. Convert type option for dashboard filter
3. Option to add colors in background for Text (top 100)
4. Option to create Histogram

Option to have a Dashboard filter for a specific chart or All charts.
In other words, Filter can be mapped to a list of charts

In filters for dates if we apply relative dates it shows from Sunday-Saturday, but we want it to show Monday-Sunday,

The filters applied at the dashboard level should also be applied to the "Get Charts Data" export feature. The export currently contains all data from the underlying dataset.
This counters the user's expectation, which may be to export only what is filtered/visible.

If it were possible to allocate teams to dashboards and data sources then management of a group of users who should only have access to a subset of charts would be much easier.
At the moment when a new user joins a team they must be added individually to each dashboard and datasource.

When I try to search in browser it often can't find data in table rows

It'd be great to be able to copy axis labels as well as legend information. Using charts to diagnose issues, the items I'm looking for show up in the legend, but I'm unable to copy them.

If I had a dashboard for one client with two charts in it then another dashboard with two charts it would be good to view small versions of those charts from the dashboard view