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.
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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.
I have been working on building a stock application for my school project and I am using the charts found here: https://github.com/danielgindi/Charts. I am trying to implement a highlight feature where a user can drag over the chart and the price at that index is shown, similar to a lot of stock apps. I am a little stuck on how to actually implement this. Is this possible with the charts library?
My app:
Apples stock app:
Thank you in advance
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.
Use service accounts server sided web apps. Must use server sided language not client sided.
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/
Is there any library that can produce server-side pie charts using Ruby?
Such as this:
This provides easy integration to your rails app by just one line of ruby code. hope this could help to anybody..
https://github.com/ankane/chartkick
Yes, Gruff is pretty cool for this.
Google's javascript charting library is ok for simple tasks
http://code.google.com/apis/chart/
And there are a lot of gems that wrap GoogleCharts
http://googlecharts.rubyforge.org/
https://github.com/mattetti/googlecharts
EDIT: Didn't see the server side constraint. Ignore my answer :)
#bandito has given example of google javascript charting library. Well, there is Chart API from Google which sends back the required image, if you send the parameters in the API URL. See Image Charts. There is a specific section for pie charts there. I have used it once and found it very useful. Ofcourse there is loading time for the chart, and limitations to how far it is customizable, but for a simple pie chart like the one shown in figure, I think this is adequate.
See the getting started for understanding how the API works.
Also see Chart Wizard
For Rails, look at quacky-charts at https://github.com/ragingsquirrel3/quacky-charts
You can use rchart for plotting various chart.