Interactive graphs

[dwight ingham gumbsParticipant]

Hi all, I’d like to replicate something I’ve seen on a website using Datagraph if possible and wonder you can help?

So. Just so that you can see what I am after I’d like you to indulge me by following these steps;

1. Navigate to https://aegps.com
2. Click the “Autonomy Times” tab, (which is about halfway down the page). t will load a graphic/some kind of web interactive web content.
3. Choose any of the three available options;

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4. Next move your mouse pointer over the graph.

What you see is a calculated value changing depending on the position of your pointer.

 

Is that something I could do with Datagraph? I don’t want it web based so it doesn’t matter if whatever solution only allows those with Datagraph installed to be able to take advantage of.

 

Thanks for your help.

[dgteamModerator]

DataGraph has a click-action functionality allows you to click on a graph and update variables.  Then you can base commands on the values of these variables (e.g., mask data).

It is not web-based but you could use in a presentation, for example in Presentation mode.

We mimicked the website you provided in an example that has been uploaded to File > On-line examples, “Interactive Line Plot”.

Is this is similar to what you wanted?

If so, we can make a demo video to show how we made this file.

[dwight ingham gumbsParticipant]

Thanks DGTEam, I’m not sure but I’ll certainly check it out and report back.

 

Cheers.

[dwight ingham gumbsParticipant]

Hi again, thanks for your input. That interactive graph does exactly the effect I am after. Having a bit of trouble manipulating the data to go in it but I’l play around for a while and report back if I can’t get it to work for me.

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