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Hello,
I have a scatter chart created to show performance of 50 - 100 individuals. I would like to keep all of the bubbles displayed, but somehow call attention to/point out the one individual selected in the chart filter because I want them to see their performance in relation to the others. I'd like to do this either by changing the symbol relating that data point (maybe change it to a triangle or "X") or somehow adding a duplicate point for the selected individual (it would need to be dynamic based upon the individual selected by the user) and making that a different symbol.
Any ideas, thoughts, or examples would be appreciated!
Marco,
This is exactly what I was looking to do. Your solution works amazingly well! One additional question... sometimes the datapoint I've selected (green) gets blocked/hidden by the non-selected gray datapoints. How do I bring the selected datapoint forward or perhaps make it larger or a different shape in order for it to be more easily seen (see below)? Thanks so much!
You could sort by expression to get the selected data points on top of the others.
using my example without sorting expression:
and with:
please close this thread by accepting a solution if you feel your question is answered.
thanks
Marco
Hi,
maybe helpful:
You can also search for the term "brushing"
Marco
Marco,
This is exactly what I was looking to do. Your solution works amazingly well! One additional question... sometimes the datapoint I've selected (green) gets blocked/hidden by the non-selected gray datapoints. How do I bring the selected datapoint forward or perhaps make it larger or a different shape in order for it to be more easily seen (see below)? Thanks so much!
You could sort by expression to get the selected data points on top of the others.
using my example without sorting expression:
and with:
please close this thread by accepting a solution if you feel your question is answered.
thanks
Marco
This worked perfectly. Thanks so much for two great solutions!