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Thanks for the suggestion Priyanka. We are currently adding the ability to add a description to a chart, which can include rich text and hyperlinks.
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There is a workaround for this, but it's very clunky. The idea is to use the query bar so that there is only a single document, with a field that contains the heading or text that you want to display. Then create a "Top Item" chart type, using that field.
1. Pick any Data Source (which has at least 1 document in it).
2. Use a pipeline like this in the Query bar:[
{ $limit: 1 },
{ $project: {
_id: 0,
info: { $literal: "Text you want to display goes in here. This could be short for a heading, or longer for an explanation. Unfortunately newlines/paragraph breaks aren't possible, not any sort of text formatting or markup." },
} },
]3. Choose "Top Item" Chart Type.
4. Use the "info" field for the Sort.
5. Use the "info" field for the Display.
6. Go to Customize -> General -> Label Size, and adjust if desired.
7. Go to Customize -> Fields -> Display -> "info", and override the Label if desired. If you want to get rid of the label, put a single space character.
8. Save and resize the Chart accordingly on your dashboard.An error occurred while saving the comment Kevin
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Ideally not just plain text, but something more expressive like markdown or similar.
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I also wish there was a "Colored discrete/continuous line" chart type, and had to jump through hoops with series to get the result I was looking for. There are "Colored bar" and "Colored column" charts, so "Colored line" would be a natural sibling of them.
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Thanks for the suggestion - we've actually already started work on this. We'll also move the "create sample dashboard" to the same place, and allow you to invoke it whether or not you have existing dashboards.
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+100, the current grid size is too large. There are many times when I wish I could set a chart to "halfway" in the current grid, which would make it much easier to get a pleasing arrangement of charts in my dashboard.
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It would also be useful to be able to control the major/minor tics.
I also second being able to set min/max font sizes, sometimes I want to tell the chart to always show the category name, no matter how small it might be, because that's better than omitting every second or third category. Currently I have to tweak the size of the chart to ensure that everything shows up as it should, and it's a pain. eg. I might need to make the chart longer than the height of my monitor, to make vertical space for category names on a bar chart - but then if I full-screen that chart, the height is only the height of my monitor, which paradoxically results in seeing less information.
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Also the Customize section is a bit confusing. I invariably go to Axes when I should go to Fields, and to Fields when I should go to Axes. Also the dropdowns-inside-collapsable-scrollable-sections regularly befuddles my brain.
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If all that's desired is to hide the axis label, then a workaround is to override the label and put a single space (or no-break space) character. However, this still wastes the space to display the (empty) label.
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You might also consider voting for this issue (which also has a possible workaround): https://feedback.mongodb.com/forums/923524-charts/suggestions/38670916-ability-to-add-plain-text