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Help with charts

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So what I am after is some easy to use chart tools

 

I have created a few tables to track investment returns; multiple investment types.

to do this I have created a sub table showing different investments and tracking performance over time.

This table is tracking various different investments.  I have linked performance on basis of investment name.

I now want to create a chart showing the value of the investment over time.  The options I have do not offer me an option to chart simple value over time. I can sum, I can max, I can min etc.. but nothing showing actual value over time as per the data I have entered.

 

Sounds a little complex, but hopefully some screen shots will help.

I have circled what I want to chart

Preferably value on y and date on x axis

The source table is also shown, it has data on multiple investments, I only want to show data relating to the specific investment name. 

 

 

4 replies

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    • Mconneen
    • 4 yrs ago
    • Reported - view

    @j_monson.. Are you looking for something like this?? 

    chart

    chart_formula

    Then "edit columns" and select Date and Unit Value. 

    • j_monson
    • 4 yrs ago
    • Reported - view

    This worked - but only in the tracker table itself

    if I sit a chart in a summery table that has a reference to the tracker table - the same formula does not work, I can click on choose columns and can see correct column - but no data shows up.

     

    I suspect an incorrect formatting of reference in the [Name=t.Name] part to correctly point to the data ?  Thoughts?

    • Mconneen
    • 4 yrs ago
    • Reported - view

    A screen shot would be helpful. :)

    • Mconneen
    • 4 yrs ago
    • Reported - view

    In my prior example..  Assuming a Summary table that has a field called Date .. and a relationship to Investments (your tracker table).. 

    let t := this;
    (select Investments)[Name = t.Investments.Name and Date >= t.Date]

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