There is the possibility to select a google combo chart in the new iccube 6 reporting. But I am not able to add one bar chart with a line series.
Has anybody got this working?
AmChart`s graph configurations
You can use any number of graph configurations you want, and each of it may have it's on type defined in graph configuration's advanced settings.
Take a look at the Demo Report.
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I am currenty setting up a new dashboard in application insights to monitor our applications in detail. To do so, I am logging custom events from my application, and using a log query, I generate a Stacked Column Chart. Like so:
Chart. Notice that I am grouping on multiple dimensions, and the generated chart lets me pick which Dimension I want. (As documented here: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/azure-monitor/log-query/charts#multiple-dimensions)
Now, when I pin this chart to my dashboard, I lose the ability to pick the dimension I want to see there. (Dashboard chart) Is there some way to retain this, or do I have to create and pin multiple charts, one for each dimension?
You are right. Changing the dimensions of existing parts are not supported yet.
We plan to support this in the future.
I'll ask here once we add this support.
I'd like to copy plots styles between cells. It's possible to this or I need to click plot button and configure keys, values and series in each cell?
EDITED:
The idea is just use same plot that I used in the cell before with code, not entering in "plot options" and adding axes and series "manually".
Thanks!
Unfortunately, there is no option to copy plot options between cells in a Notebook.
Currently, you need to do it manually for every cell.
"You can click the down arrow next to the bar chart Chart Button to choose another chart type and click Plot Options… to configure the chart."
For more details, refer "Azure Databricks - Visualizations"
I would suggest you to provide feedback on the same:
https://feedback.azure.com/forums/909463-azure-databricks
http://feedback.databricks.com/forums/263785-product-feedback
All of the feedback you share in these forums will be monitored and reviewed by the Microsoft engineering teams responsible for building Azure.
Hope this helps.
One highly useful feature of the Classic Metrics Explorer is the ability to click the chart to jump directly to a Search blade with corresponding filters and time range already set up.
For example, if I have a Classic Metrics Explorer chart on my dashboard with Failed Requests for the last 12 hours filtered to a specific Cloud Role Name, I can click the chart to get to a dedicated blade for that chart, then click the chart on that blade (heck, I can even click-drag to easily filter time further first) to get to a Search blade which shows failed requests for the last 12 hours for that specific Cloud Role Name. This allows me with just a few clicks to easily drill down into the specific telemetry items related to anything I see in the original chart, such as traces for the failed requests.
The gif below demonstrates this, clicking on a Classic Metrics Explorer chart on the dashboard to get to its own blade, and then clicking the chart there to get to the Search blade:
This does not seem to be possible with the new Metrics explorer. Clicking a chart on the dashboard gets you to the Metrics blade for that chart, but clicking the chart there does not have any effect. See the gif below:
This means that whenever I want to drill down into some data I see on a Metrics chart/blade, I have to go to the search blade and manually set up the correct filters. When there's a high number of services, this takes significantly more time to the point of being completely out of the question, which is a shame, because the new Metrics charts are better in other ways (e.g. integration with the dashboard-wide time range).
Have I missed something, or is it simply not possible to go from the new Metrics charts to relevant telemetry items? Is there a workaround that makes the job of going from charts to related telemetry items easier when using new Metrics charts?
Unfortunately, this is a known limitation of the new metrics explorer.
The application insights APIs let you record custom events for user-defined purposes. They also let you record custom properties on those events.
The Application Insights chart control on the Azure Portal however, appears to have some annoying limitation.
Let's say we have two event names:
Login: A user logged in.
Work: The application started some expensive background job, which happens independently of any user action on various conditions.
Then I likely don't want those event types to be series in the same chart. In particular, I may want to do a grouping by user or something similar in case of Login, but that would make no sense for the Work type.
They really have nothing to do with each other and I'd like to have them in different charts.
I do, however, want them to be in the same chart control (the whole white rectangle thing that groups charts together and where you set the time scope and filters on).
The following missing features would each solve the problem:
If it was allowed to set a filter on individual charts rather than only the chart control as a whole.
If each event name would appear as a distinct metric to select.
I know there's also Analytics, but then I still don't have the new chart in the same old chart control.
Is there another option I overlooked?
There's no way to do this in any one specific metrics explorer window, like you said, filters apply to the whole window.
But you can do this by creating a dashboard, and pinning individual metrics explorer charts (or grids, or whatever) to that dashboard.
make a new dashboard, and name it something distinctive
create one of the charts you want with the right filters in a standard metrics explorer part.
pin that chart to the dashboard created in step 1.
repeat steps 2 and 3 to create each chart with its own settings
go to that dashboard, and resize / configure each chart the way you want it
I have a content type known as BloodDonors with a field, Blood Group. I would like to display the count of distinct blood groups in the form of a pie-chart. Can I achieve this without coding?
Many options are available
Google chart API (workes with views)
Visualization
You can also integrate Google chart Java script version looks great but need to do custom coding.
Cheers!!!