HI andrea,
Thank you for your inquire.

You can take a look at our documentation about all the available filters in our plugin there you can see that we have a date picker filters.

You will need to search the table in order for chart to be searched also but you will need to setup this in the chart wizard by enabling the Follow table filtering option.

Best regards.

HI andrea,

The table and the chart ( related to that table) must be on the same page, but you can hide the table with some small Java Script that will run on that page.

Unfortunately latest 7 days, months is something that is not possible to achieve with the plugin built in features at the moment, only the basic datepicker is available.

Best regards.

HI andrea,

Ok first thing you need to do is to Enable follow table filtering in the chart settings. ( attachment 1)

Then go to TABLE settings and check Filter in form option. ( attachment 2)

Then paste the shortcodes for the table and the chart on the same page.

After that use this script on the page

<script>
jQuery(window).load(function(){
jQuery('.wpDataTablesWrapper table.wpDataTable').hide();
});
</script>

In this case the table will remain hidden and only charts will be visible.

The filters for the table will be visible and there you can filter the table( which stays hidden) and the charts will change it based on the filter that you choose.

Best regards.

HI andrea,

Can you please tell me which option in the table wizard did you choose for creating this table.

The 1st one ( Create a table linked to an existing data source) or the 3rd one ( Create a table by importing data from data source) ?

Best regards.

HI andrea,

When you make a table from the first option it will take some time until the changes in the file are applied in the table.

If you make a table from the third option, changes in the files are not be applied to our tables and you will need to make changes through our plugin, because that tables are then editable.

Best regards.

HI andrea,

Unfortunately no.

For example the tables created from Google spreadsheet have a limitation which you can see in our documentation:

There is a cache on the Google side, so when you update the table it might take up to 5-15 minutes to be reflected in wpDataTable.

So the update for other tables ( like your example CSV) will take up to 3-4 minutes or faster ( this also depends on the server) but there is no workaround to manual change the time of the update.

Best regards.