I currently keep my project plans in Google Sheets. I see now that Google has a Gantt Chart that can be directly embedded in a web page. I would like to embed the Gantt chart directly in a Google Sheet. The native Insert->Chart does not include a selection for the Gantt chart. Is there a way to use this control inside of Google Sheets?
Unfortunately, Google Spreadsheets does not offer a built in Gantt Chart option. And Google Apps Script does not afford the capability to manipulate the UI in the way your link mentions. The best option I have found is to use the SPARKLINE function to create interactive Gantt Charts with data from the spreadsheet.
=SPARKLINE({daysSinceProjectStartUntilTaskStart, daysSinceProjectStartUntilTaskFinish})
Here is a tutorial and demo: https://trevorfox.com/2017/01/google-spreadsheets-gantt-charts/
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I'm trying to replicate the UI of a website chart (the following image):
I'm working in Google Sheets and I have imported the same data used in the creation of the chart above, however I couldn't figure out how to add to the hover label (? I'm not sure I'm calling it right...) all the data I wanted.
Right now the chart in my Google Sheets only shows the Net Amplitude data when hovering. Can you please direct me to add the rest?
Judging from the comments from below my question, I can only conclude that Google Sheets has this limitation. Consider this an answer, although the credit should go to #ziganotschka and #Nami888 for taking the time to confirm my suspicions.
So I already have a dividend income portfolio spreadsheet that I built but I wanted to add another tab to it, that sort of helps me create my pie with the same UI as M1 Finance
Wanted to see, if anyone has built anything like this or have any suggestions to get started?
You could use Google Apps Script to deploy a web app that makes use of the spreadsheet data and Google Charts to build a dashboard. See https://developers.google.com/chart/interactive/docs/gallery/controls
I have a website .
Now I want to make or use the chart exactly same like youtube studio's chart.
I had researched a lot but I didn't found any way to do it.
I just want to add the analytic link chart of youtube studio.
Image of chart is provided .
I want to use that chart in my website.I got some chart on chart.js and other library but didn't found exactly similar to that.
You can get the data out using the YouTube-analytics-api and use the google charts and graphs to create the visualization. This its not going to be something that is out of the box.
Things to consider:
The YouTube analytics api only keeps data for about 90 days so you will need to store it.
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I created a dashboard on Excel but want to move it to Google Sheets. How can I implement slicer like Excel on the spreadsheet?
I was using pivot in MS Excel with filters and slicers. I can replace slicer with some filters but in the spreadsheet, the filter isn't as handy as MS Excel and even dicer add-ons aren't functioning well. I am trying to replace it with data validation but that is making my dashboard extremely slow (Maybe because I can't find an efficient way). Can anyone suggest some combination of functions to create a slicer in Google spreadsheet? Any reading material recommendation regarding this?
For those who might land here after the question was originally answered:
Google Sheets now natively supports slicers.
Simply go to "Data" -> "Add a slicer" at the top menu.
See the documentation here: https://support.google.com/docs/answer/9245556
in Google Sheets, there are no Slicers but you can add an add-on to your Google Sheets called Dicers
see a demo here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uf9y4KZ3MAQ
I am currently working on a website using ruby on rails. I want to insert a pie chart that I made in a google spreadsheet file. I do know how to insert the whole spreadsheet to my application. But I only want to insert the pie chart. Is there a way to insert the pie chart only?
Take a look at this gem: http://rubygems.org/gems/googlecharts.
It's not only for pie chart, but it won't ruin your app if you add it. If this is really a problem to you, than you can integrate only the pie chart using google API: https://developers.google.com/chart/interactive/docs/gallery/piechart.
:)