Using variables to generate radar chart

[#1]

Hi All,

Let's say I've got five variables. Call them variables 1 through 5. all of these variables can have a value between 0 and 100%. Users of my application interact with these variables via sliders, and I want to show them visually what this combination of variables 'looks like' using a radar chart.

Any ideas on how I would get these independantly declared variables into a format that QV can interpret as a radar chart?

I've tried using input fields, but then I cant use the sliders

Thoughts?

[#2 · Accepted solution]

Hi Ryan,

When building the Radar chart, do not specify any dimensions. Then simply add an expression for each variable you would like to plot.

i.e. =$(v1) for the 1st expression, =$(v2) for the 2nd expression

Then you can control the Radar chart with your sliders.

I hope this helps

Thanks

Nick

[pover]

Ryan,

So, it has to be a slider which like you said eliminates the input field option. Does it have to be a radar chart? Since each variable is a discrete value it would be easier to do as a bar chart because the you'll only get points and no line.

Regards.

[#4]

Thanks Nick!

I feel like a bit of an idiot for not having tried that!

A radar chart makes the most sense here because the values themselves are being combined into a weighting factor. I want to show how much weight each factor is given, hence the radar chart.

Thanks all!

-R