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Support for cumulative data points. Each data point will then be added to the value of the previous. This is most useful when plotting a time series as you can see the cumulative values over time: To enable this setting, select Data Manipulation > Data is cumulative. This enables support for the S-curve chart type.
Introduced support for color rules for the hero, line and gauge chart types.
Hyperlink fields within the data table control are now rendered as links.
Support for charting of multi-valued fields. Previously, multi-valued fields could not be selected.
Support for aggregation of calculated fields. You can now select a calculated field in the 'Values' dropdown in configuration. This will allow calculation of an aggregation such as Count, Sum, etc.
Added a new option to allow drill-down message publishing to be turned on or off on each chart:
Unticking this box will prevent filtering from applying to other charts on the page.
Fixed many issues related to filtering on calculated fields, especially calculated fields with a Boolean output.
Ability to use view-based sorting
Ability to hide the chart when no data is available
It is now possible to remove the webpart from the page automatically when there is no data. For example, if an end user does not have access to the data source, or the chart is not configured. To enable this, tick the checkbox in the 'Appearance' section:
Several bugfixes and reliability improvements were introduced.
However, if no calculation is selected, then all rows will be displayed:
In this case, you may wish to configure the columns displayed. These are taken from the SharePoint View under Items to display:
Therefore, to configure custom columns, you should first set up a SharePoint View and then selected it in the web part configuration. The sorting and filtering of that view will also be applied.
This release introduces support for the TreeMap chart type. A TreeMap renders a section of the pane with a size and color in relation to the numerical value it represents. If you select a secondary field in configuration, then clicking on the block will result in a drill-down operation.
This release enables drill-down capabilities for the Pie and Hero webparts.
This also works for pie charts:
This functionality will eventually be integrated with other chart types.
The filter webpart now automatically updates when each end-user updates the page. This is useful in the scenario where end users "see" different data from that available when the page was first published. Also, filter options remain fresh.
A lot of minor bugfixes have been completed for this update, including:
Improved pie chart rendering to better use available space and avoid cutting off labels
Fixed multiple issues in rendering of Scatter charts
Only show fields in the Aggregation dropdown that can be successfully aggregated
Changed data filtering internals to reduce likelihood of hitting list view threshold errors
Fixed issue with custom color palette not taking effect
Set a default caching mode to avoid unnecessary live querying
Gantt Charts were introduced in this release. These will work with any List, requiring just two date columns (start and end), at a minimum.
Pie charts received a visual revamp.
Now includes support for Viva Connections! Add the new ListBurst card to the Viva dashboard to connect to a List:
#55 - option to select custom colors. Under the Appearance menu, set the Palette to 'custom'. You may then edit the custom colors.
#56 - option to show exact values on cartesian (bar etc) charts. Tick this box:
Labels are now shown:
This setting is now enabled by default in new installations.
#50 - when a filter web part is configured with a People field, it will auto-select the current user.
#49 - support for displaying chart values as percentages. See the new 'Show as percentages' option under Data Aggregation:
Percentages are also now supported in the case of a stacked bar chart to produce a percentage stacked bar chart:
#48 - A new option is now available to start axis scale at zero. Scales are normally auto-calculated. However, a better visualisation can sometimes be achieved by starting the scale at zero. A new option will allow this:
#51 - When a pie chart had multiple small slices, the labels would overlap. Therefore, there is now support for a separate pie legend, and configuration of its position:
The pie is rendered as shown:
#54 - selected views would sometimes return no data after initial chart configuration. This was due to the SharePoint Framework text encoding used when storing configuration data - it didn't support non-ascii characters. The view XML is now stored as base64 to avoid this.
Conditional color selection:
It is now possible to conditionally set the color of individual data points depending on the value. Under Appearance, select 'Edit colors': You can then enter rules for generating custom colors:
When no aggregation is selected, it's now possible to use the underlying sorting from the SharePoint List View. This allows sorting on multiple levels. Calculation must be 'None' for this to work:
A new sorting option then becomes available:
You can then configure the sorting on your SharePoint view, and select the view:
This major release brings with it a new Data Table control. This facilitates rendering a SharePoint list, with integrated filtering connected to other web parts. To render a data table, select the Data Table option:
If a calculation is selected, then the aggregation will be calculated and the result displayed, e.g.:
Clicking on a category in the Hero web part will now filter all other charts on the page:
The "donut" chart type is now removed, and is simply a checkbox option on the pie chart:
New "Hero" chart type introduced. This allows for a simple, textual representation of data:
