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Hello!
I'm trying to replicate the chart below, but cannot find anything about this in the help section. I need to create a chart showing the number of items in a certain category, and ideally the sub-group categories.
Just to follow up - I had a developer help me write an SQL query to count the number of courses in a particular category and add that to a new table. Is this the way to go if WPDataTables cannot calculate sums of non-integers?
Hello Andrew
Thank you for your purchase, and sorry for the late response.
wpDataCharts accepts only one string-type column (string, date, datetime, URL, or email link) so this second table that you've shown us looks alright.
I haven't tried creating a stacked column chart with this data, but it looks like you should have no issues here.
Kind Regards,
Aleksandar Vuković
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Thank you - this is helpful. The last thing I need is to figure out if a date view like in the attached is possible? There doesn't seem to be a chart that handles dates this way (yes, I know it is unfair to compare to Tableau!)
Hi Andrew
The only chart types we have available are displayed in our charts library. Unfortunately we don't have the chart type from your screenshot, but I will kindly ask you to leave your suggestion following this link and our developers will consider it for one of our future updates.