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Wondering if its possible to have one gravity form that feeds data into seperate charts.
For example we have a form that has 3 types of tests that can be taken which are selected from a dropdown
1. Push Up Test
Sit Up Test
Flexibility Test
Once the user selects above they can then enter the result for that test.
My question is, can we have a chart that shows all of the push up test results and another chart for all of the sit up test etc. Or will I need to achieve this by using seperate gravity forms
Hello Jarrod.
Thank you for your purchase.
You can use the same form to create three different tables; and one which would show all test results. You would have different tables created from one form. Please feel free to test this in our Gravity Forms Integration for wpDataTables sandbox site.
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Aleksandar Vuković
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I am wondering how its possible to create a chart that contains a date and a string such as a number eg 1.6
Each time we do this we get the same error
Please do not add more then one string-type (date/time, image, email, URL) column since only one can be used as a label
We need the chart to show the date of the entry and then the users result which can be shown in numbers that include decimals
Hello Jarrod.
I am sorry to disappoint you, but unfortunately something like this is not possible with the plugin's built-in features.
If you need to store a number, you would need to change the column's type from "string" to either "Integer" or "Float". In that case, you'd be able to create the chart.
The engine's logic prevents more than one string-type column to be selected.
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thanks for that. I don’t need it to be a string. I just need the user to be able to enter a number for their result Eg 1.6 and have it graphed. How do I change the type to float/integer in gravity forms,
Hi again Jarrod.
I don't believe that you can. You would need to delete that field, and create a new one.
However, if that field stores only numbers, it will automatically be seen as "Integer" when you create a table from it. On the other hand, if you have mixed values like "1" and "1.6" it will be seen as "string", since it is not following the number format.
Anyway, you need to open the table, and access that column's settings. Simply change it from "string" to "integer" or "float", and it should work.
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Aleksandar Vuković
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