Hi,
I have two trend graphs in my low-code application.
I’d would be nice if I could make one trend graph follow the time port of another one.
In other words, when I zoom in our out on one graph, have the other graph follow.
Is this possible?
Ive Herreman [SLC] [DevOps Enabler] Selected answer as best 2 hours ago
Hi Ive,
This is possible with some limitations:
- Between 2 trend graphs with parameters:
You can link the ‘Timespans’ of one chart to the filter data of another. This will make the linked chart update its viewport whenever the first one changes.- The second chart cannot be zoomed out manually in this way, because it only knows the current timespan of the first chart.
- Linking the second chart back to the first will cause the same behavior as above, but for both charts.
- The second chart will no longer be in sync after certain manual interactions.
- Between 1 trend graph with parameters and one with a query:
You can link the ‘Timespans’ of the parameter chart to a filter node in the query to only fetch the results inside the current viewport.- The other way around/2-way linking is not possible.
- Between 2 trend graphs with queries:
This is not possible because these charts do not expose information about their current viewport.
Feel free to get in touch if something is unclear.
Ive Herreman [SLC] [DevOps Enabler] Selected answer as best 2 hours ago