+2Trying to build a Multi-series line charts. I found articles from 2022 announcing it as a feature in interfaces but can't find any information about how to do it. I don't see an option to add an additional data set. Does anyone know how to implement this?
https://blog.airtable.com/interface-designer-product-updates-1/
Thanks!
Best answer by TheTimeSavingCo
Try using the "Group by" dropdown:
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Try using the "Group by" dropdown:
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Try using the "Group by" dropdown:
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Is it possible to create a stacked line chart in the interface based on several fields/columns from the same table in a base?
I created a stacked line chart using Vega-Lite in the dashboard in the base, but I would like to do the same in the interface. Additionally, Vega-Lite is not interactive, so I cannot see the exact values when I hover over the lines/data points.
+31Is it possible to create a stacked line chart in the interface based on several fields/columns from the same table in a base?
I created a stacked line chart using Vega-Lite in the dashboard in the base, but I would like to do the same in the interface. Additionally, Vega-Lite is not interactive, so I cannot see the exact values when I hover over the lines/data points.
> Is it possible to create a stacked line chart in the interface based on several fields/columns from the same table in a base?
Heh to deal with this I usually create another table that compiles all of the data from those fields into a single field with a single select to differentiate each field. I then group by that single select, thus creating the stacked line chart
Not the most elegant, but it works!
+4> Is it possible to create a stacked line chart in the interface based on several fields/columns from the same table in a base?
Heh to deal with this I usually create another table that compiles all of the data from those fields into a single field with a single select to differentiate each field. I then group by that single select, thus creating the stacked line chart
Not the most elegant, but it works!
Hi Adam,
Thank you so much! I tried it out and it works. You're a lifesaver!
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