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Hi Kevin.
Thank you for your purchase.
By looking at the chart, a couple ideas come to mind.
The first one is - to create a table which would have all the data, and show filters above the table, and then hide the table from front-end. So, you would need to add the table and the chart created from that table on the same page. This way you would only see the filters (1 day, 5 days, 1 year, 5 years...) and the chart.
The second idea is to have a different table for each tab and then create this look by using a page builder, which allows inserting tabs on the page, so each tab would have a separate table with the chart for that table. You'd also hide the table from front-end, like in the first option.
Could you send me an example of the data that table would create, so I can try to do that locally?
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Aleksandar Vuković
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Hello again Kevin.
Can you, please, explain to me how these filters would be applied?
1 day - I'm guessing you'd like to select a single day and display the chart based on that day (that'd be a very boring chart, to say the least
)
5 days - Also guessing - you'd like to select a range let's say from 01.01.1990. to 06.01.1990, correct?
same goes for all other columns? If you were to select 1 month - would it need to be calculated from the 1st day till one month after that?
If so, it'd be very difficult to achieve, since we cannot prevent users from selecting a free date range - meaning we cannot limit them to select only 1 month, or 6 months - date range can be set from all data in the table.
Best regards.
Kind Regards,
Aleksandar Vuković
[email protected]
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