Select Specific Rows in a Report to create a Chart
Creating a chart in a dashboard:
Sourcing data from a Grid sheet you can select, i.e. Row 4, 5, 6 BUT if you are sourcing from a Report, then you can NOT select ONLY rows 4, 5, 6 for example.
Smartsheet automatically selects ALL rows in the Report to create the Chart.
The report I have, contains around 50 rows, which makes practically impossible to use the data in a column chart, which is how I want to display the data, therefore I'll (WANT TO) create 5 charts to display 10 items per chart.
Non-Smart Solution found:
To be able to provide data to each chart, I'll need to create multiple reports.
I don't think this is smart for a tool that has Smart in its name.
Why I can't select just specific rows from reports like we do with grids?
Ideas?
Answers
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Hi @Thiago Castro
Hope you are fine, you can use the filter in the report to select the rows you want to show in your chart ( add a check box and select the rows you want then filter that )
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If I filter the Report, automatically the chart will only display the data available and hide the rest.
I need to create 3 charts from the same report. Example:
Chart 1 - Data from Report (Row 1, 2 , 3)
Chart 2 - Data from the SAME report (Row 4, 5, 6)
Chart 3 - Data from the SAME report (Row 7, 8, 9)
If you manage to do that, please let me know. As far as I know, this is only possible with GRID not with Report.
Thanks
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Hi @Thiago Castro
Hope you are fine, you can do it in tow way:
1- you can save 3 copies of your report and each 1 with a different filter as per your selected rows.
2- you can link the data ( cell linking ) to a summary sheet and create your chart using the data in this sheet.
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I have done that before creating this thread, my point is, this is not Smart not productive.
Imagine if you have 500 rows. Anyway, moving on...
Thanks for the responses.
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