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:Bar_chart: ApexCharts - 20 customisable charts plugin By Zeroqode

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This plugin provides 20 customizable charts that help you to create beautiful and interactive visualizations for the app. The plugin elements are optimized and developed with many useful options. Each element has a variety of actions and events that allows the creation of user-friendly functionality. Plugin provides customization for the Background grid color, Zoom selection color/opacity/stroke, Summed data tables on the stacked chart, 2nd Y-Axis color/border/title. Line color/opacity/curveness, label size/color/position and many others.

Support Charts:

Line Chart

Area Chart

Bar Chart

Mixed Chart (Line/Area/Bar)

Boxplot Chart

Candlestick Chart

Timeline Chart

Range Area Chart

Heatmap Chart

Treemap Chart

Pie/Donut Chart

Radar Chart

Radial Chart

Bubble Chart

Scutter Chart

Polar Chart

Waterfall Chart

Funnel 1D Chart

Funnel 2D Chart

Sankey Chart

:exclamation: We sincerely aim to develop the plugin to be clear and optimized for your convenience. We are currently in the process of preparing the documentation, which will be made available soon. Should you require any assistance or have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us. We are more than happy to help you.:exclamation:

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Live demo: https://zeroqode-demo-28.bubbleapps.io/apexcharts

Docs in progress: Docs for Apex Charts

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Our docs are ready :partying_face:
See them here: ApexCharts

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Hello, I need some help with creating charts.

The charts I need to create are all displaying time data from a Date Interval field type in my data base.

The data is a list of a Time Entries.

So for example, if I want to create a pie chart that shows the cumulative hours of 5 employeesā€¦

Then the employee names would be the ā€œLabelā€ and the data is the sum of time entries for each employee.

If I just use the list of time entries, then the problem is that an employee ā€œMikeā€ appears in the pie chart each time he appears in the list.

I can group my data by employee though - So that all time entries for ā€œMikeā€ are grouped togetherā€¦

HOWEVER - I canā€™t figure out how to ā€œSumā€ the groups ā€œElapsed Timeā€ (which is a date interval) - Bubble doesnā€™t seem to allow this.

In this screenshot you can see that the only field available for sum is ā€œRevision Roundā€ because itā€™s a number type.

You canā€™t sum date intervals.

Any idea how I can display time data?

Hello @ian3,

Thanks for reaching out to us.

To answer your questions, we must first understand how the plugin works. The ā€œSeries dataā€ and ā€œSeries data labelā€ are default Bubble fields that expect a list of numbers or a list of texts for the categories. They are basically arrays (e.g., series1: [a1, a2, a3ā€¦], categories: [c1, c2, c3ā€¦]), and the plugin uses this data to display it on the charts.

Regarding the :sum operation built into Bubble, first make sure that the field type is of type ā€˜numberā€™. Then you can add :sum to the end of that search, and it will sum up all those fields together. You can also find more detailed information in the Bubble manual(Operators and comparisons | Bubble Docs) or threads from the Bubble forum discussing that.

Hope this information proves helpful. Please let me know if you have any other questions or inquiries regarding our plugins.

Thanks again, and I wish you a great weekend ahead!

Best regards,
Stefan