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RSUM continuous chart, remove gaps

Chris Wallingford — Mon, 01 Apr 2024 14:15:22 GMT

Current Revision posted to Wiki by Chris Wallingford on 4/1/2024 2:15:22 PM

This script will connect the data points surrounding a gap in the data. The drawback of this script is that it will draw a straight line between the two points, a tapered line over the missing series, making it possible to interpret that span of time as a regular increase over the series that have no values. In reality, repeating the previous non-null value over the series gaps that have no values would be more accurate, followed by a jump up to the next non-null value.

widget.on("beforeviewloaded",function(scope, args){
 args.options.plotOptions.series.connectNulls = true;
});

widget.on('render', function(sender,se){
 for (var i = 0; i < sender.queryResult.series.length; i++ ) {
  for (var j = 0; j < sender.queryResult.series[i].data.length; j++) {
   sender.queryResult.series[i].data[j].marker.enabled = false;
  }
 }
});

This script is an improvement in that the value over the gap between two data points is a repeat of the last non-null value, followed by a jump up to the next non-null value. However, this formula doesn't differentiate between a future time period that can't yet have data, and a past time period that legitimately had no data. This results in the line continuing on to the end of the chart regardless of whether those periods are in the past or future. We can probably figure out how to get the curve to stop at the final/last value, but that final/last value is still susceptible to being a past value that legitimately has no data and will fail to reflect that there has been no data since that past moment in time.

widget.on('processresult', function(se, ev){
 $.each(ev.result.series, function(seriesIndex, seriesValue){
  var prevValue = seriesValue.data[0].y;
   $.each(seriesValue.data, function(index, value){
    if(value.y == null)
     value.y = prevValue;
    else
     prevValue = value.y; 
   });
 });
});
 
widget.on('render', function(sender,se){
 for (var i = 0; i < sender.queryResult.series.length; i++ ) {
  for (var j = 0; j < sender.queryResult.series[i].data.length; j++) {
   sender.queryResult.series[i].data[j].marker.enabled = false;
  }
 }
});

How to apply it to the widget...

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Tags: Tessitura Analytics, script, Javascript

RSUM continuous chart, remove gaps

Chris Wallingford — Mon, 01 Apr 2024 14:14:42 GMT

Revision 2 posted to Wiki by Chris Wallingford on 4/1/2024 2:14:42 PM

widget.on("beforeviewloaded",function(scope, args){
args.options.plotOptions.series.connectNulls = true;
});

widget.on('render', function(sender,se){
for (var i = 0; i < sender.queryResult.series.length; i++ ) {
 for (var j = 0; j < sender.queryResult.series[i].data.length; j++) {
 sender.queryResult.series[i].data[j].marker.enabled = false;
 }
 }
}
)

widget.on('processresult', function(se, ev){
 $.each(ev.result.series, function(seriesIndex, seriesValue){
  var prevValue = seriesValue.data[0].y;
   $.each(seriesValue.data, function(index, value){
    if(value.y == null)
     value.y = prevValue;
    else
     prevValue = value.y; 
   });
 });
});
 
widget.on('render', function(sender,se){
 for (var i = 0; i < sender.queryResult.series.length; i++ ) {
  for (var j = 0; j < sender.queryResult.series[i].data.length; j++) {
   sender.queryResult.series[i].data[j].marker.enabled = false;
  }
 }
});

How to apply it to the widget...

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Tags: Tessitura Analytics, script, Javascript

RSUM continuous chart, remove gaps

Chris Wallingford — Fri, 29 Mar 2024 13:57:40 GMT

Revision 1 posted to Wiki by Chris Wallingford on 3/29/2024 1:57:40 PM

widget.on('processresult', function(se, ev){
 $.each(ev.result.series, function(seriesIndex, seriesValue){
  var prevValue = seriesValue.data[0].y;
   $.each(seriesValue.data, function(index, value){
    if(value.y == null)
     value.y = prevValue;
    else
     prevValue = value.y; 
   });
 });
});
 
widget.on('render', function(sender,se){
 for (var i = 0; i < sender.queryResult.series.length; i++ ) {
  for (var j = 0; j < sender.queryResult.series[i].data.length; j++) {
   sender.queryResult.series[i].data[j].marker.enabled = false;
  }
 }
});

How to apply it to the widget...

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Tags: Tessitura Analytics, script, Javascript

Auto-Zoom Scatter Map

Heath Wilder — Wed, 28 Feb 2024 02:25:34 GMT

Current Revision posted to Wiki by Heath Wilder on 2/28/2024 2:25:34 AM

From Sisense Support site

Auto-Zoom Scatter Map

Introduction

The following article will explain how to dynamically center and zoom a scatter map, based on the data points. So if your map defaults to a view of the US and then changes to Europe, the map will automatically adjust.

https://support.sisense.com/kb/en/article/auto-zoom-scatter-map

Purpose/Benefits

This script allows you to center and zoom a map according to a given the visible data points.

community.sisense.com/.../9223

Tags: analytics, scatter map

First Time Buyers and Subsequent Buying

Heath Wilder — Fri, 10 Nov 2023 05:09:50 GMT

Current Revision posted to Wiki by Heath Wilder on 11/10/2023 5:09:50 AM

From (+) First Time Buyers from Previous Year Returning in 2023 - Discussions - analytic Coffee! - Tessitura Network

Michael Dorsey (Spoleto Festival USA)
I'm wondering if anyone has anything that gives the accurate number first time buyers from a specified year that returned this year?

Christine Wingenfeld (Pittsburgh Cultural Trust Consortium)

Hi Michael,

I have a couple of formulas that might help you with this concept. I created them to look overall at the return rate of first-time buyers and what they were coming to next. I wonder if you could adjust things in these formulas to look more at specific years.

The summary widget is filtered to select different production seasons and then I have the following formula to calculate how many have since returned.

COUNT ( [Constituent ID], IF ( MIN( DDIFF( [Days in Date] , [Days in First Performance Date] ) ) = 0
AND ( [# of unique Production Season ID], ALL( [Production Season] ) ) > 1
, [Max Constituent ID] , NULL )
)

The first part of the formula recognizes if they are a first-time buyer^{[HW: see below #1]}, and then the second part adds in whether they have come to anything else.

Taking this formula, I then add onto it to create a proportion of how many are returning:

(COUNT ( [Constituent ID], IF ( MIN ( DDIFF( [Days in Date] , [Days in First Performance Date] ) ) = 0 AND ( [ # of unique Production Season ID] , ALL( [Production Season] ) ) > 1
, [Max Constituent ID]
, NULL ) )
) / (COUNT ( [Constituent ID],
IF ( MIN ( DDIFF( [Days in Date] , [Days in First Performance Date]) ) =0
, [Max Constituent ID]
, NULL )
)
)

So, the denominator here just gets a total count of first-time buyers, as in the first part.

I have another widget that then that looks at what they are coming to next designed as a bar chart. This widget is filtered by the first performance name. The formula I use here probably could have also been used in a variation in the above calculations.

COUNT ( [Constituent ID] , IF ( MIN ( DDIFF ( [Days in Date] , [Days in First Performance Date] ) ) > 0 , [Max Constituent ID] , NULL ) )

For this formula, I started with the formula for first time buyers, but then looked at anything that they have come to since that first performance date [hence > 0]. I have categories for season and production season, but if you just want to look more broadly at who came back in a certain season, you could probably just use season.

You won't be able to use a jump-to with these formulas, but you could always add a constituent ID to a pivot table to download and import as a manual list to verify.

communitytest.tessitura.com/.../FirstTimeBuyerWidgetIdeas.dash

Tags: wiki, first time buyers, analytic Coffee!, new to file

Changing Labels on a Graph

Heath Wilder — Fri, 10 Nov 2023 05:08:48 GMT

Current Revision posted to Wiki by Heath Wilder on 11/10/2023 5:08:48 AM

Zachary Little (The Smith Center for the Performing Arts)

Does anyone know if there is a way to customize the labels on a graph. In creating a graph that shows data across multiple fiscal years. The data looks correct, but I want to update the labels to match my organizations labelling standards instead of just a year. In the below image I want to change the numbers highlighted in red. I can't find anything on my own. Any help is appreciated. Thanks!

Chris Wallingford (Tessitura Network)

There isn't native functionality for relabelling the values within a data field. So, if you say, want 2022 to appear as FY22, Analytics doesn't currently support doing that in the Category or Break by field and instead would require distinct values for each FY as you describe in your most recent comment.

That said, it is possible to add custom scripting "behind" a widget to impact how the widget is ultimately rendered.

How to edit the script.

widget.on('render', function(widget,args){
 widget.queryResult.xAxis = {
 categories: widget.queryResult.xAxis.categories,
  //Runs every value in the category through this function 
  labels: {
   formatter: function () {
    return 'FY' + this.value.substr(2)
   },
  }
 }
})

Tags: Tessitura Analytics, script, Category, jquery, data label

Changing Labels on a Graph

Heath Wilder — Fri, 10 Nov 2023 05:00:23 GMT

Revision 1 posted to Wiki by Heath Wilder on 11/10/2023 5:00:23 AM

Zachary Little (The Smith Center for the Performing Arts)

Chris Wallingford Tessitura Network

That said, it is possible to add custom scripting "behind" a widget to impact how the widget is ultimately rendered.

How to edit the script.

widget.on('render', function(widget,args){
 widget.queryResult.xAxis = {
 categories: widget.queryResult.xAxis.categories,
  //Runs every value in the category through this function 
  labels: {
   formatter: function () {
    return 'FY' + this.value.substr(2)
   },
  }
 }
})

Tags: Tessitura Analytics, script, Category, jquery, data label

Conditionally format the color of text

Heath Wilder — Fri, 10 Nov 2023 04:30:06 GMT

Current Revision posted to Wiki by Heath Wilder on 11/10/2023 4:30:06 AM

NB/ To make these modifications below you'll need to edit your widgets script and add these special scripts in. That guide is HERE

Conditionally format the color of text within a Pivot Table column based on value (JQuery/JavaScript)

From Daniel Gomez https://community.tessituranetwork.com/tessitura_software_forums/f/tessitura_shared_reports-9/24079/analytics-date-time-functions

Here are some examples of using these functions that I threw together quickly. The secret to using these functions is that you must have a date/time column included in the widget, otherwise, SiSense has nothing to evaluate the functions against. Lots of much fancier ways to present the data you're interested in depending on the visualization that best tells the narrative you are trying to present.

I've also included below a pretty simple script you can use to conditionally format the color of text within a Pivot Table column based on value.

//Text column formatting
widget.on('ready', function(se, ev){

    var evalCol = 4; //fidx val of column to evaluate
    var formatCol = $('td[fidx='+evalCol+']'); //jQuery pull entire eval column into array

    $.each(formatCol, function(a, b){ //function to loop through array
        if($(this).attr('val') > 0) { //evaluate text content of each cell in column's array. note: need to use JavaScript this instead of jQuery $(this), since textContent is a JavaScript attribute.
            $(this).css('color','green'); //set conditional styling
        }
        else if ($(this).attr('val') < 0) {
            $(this).css('color','red');
        }
    });
});

Heath's notes

line 3 evaluate column #4 - This is the one to be recolored
line 7-9 if the data is more than 0 make it green
line 11-12 if the data is less than 0 make it red

communitytest.tessitura.com/.../7608.ArshtCenter_5F00_SiSenseDateTimeFunctionExamples_5F00_2019_2D00_12_2D00_17.dash

Tags: Tessitura Analytics, Javascript, jquery, conditional format

Conditionally format the color of text

Heath Wilder — Fri, 10 Nov 2023 04:18:47 GMT

Revision 3 posted to Wiki by Heath Wilder on 11/10/2023 4:18:47 AM

NB/ To make these modifications below you'll need to edit your widgets script and add these special scripts in. That guide is HERE

Conditionally format the color of text within a Pivot Table column based on value (JQuery/JavaScript)

From Daniel Gomez https://community.tessituranetwork.com/tessitura_software_forums/f/tessitura_shared_reports-9/24079/analytics-date-time-functions

Here are some examples of using these functions that I threw together quickly. The secret to using these functions is that you must have a date/time column included in the widget, otherwise, SiSense has nothing to evaluate the functions against. Lots of much fancier ways to present the data you're interested in depending on the visualization that best tells the narrative you are trying to present.

I've also included below a pretty simple script you can use to conditionally format the color of text within a Pivot Table column based on value.

//Text column formatting widget.on('ready', function(se, ev){

var evalCol = 4; //fidx val of column to evaluate
var formatCol = $('td[fidx='+evalCol+']'); //jQuery pull entire eval column into array

$.each(formatCol, function(a, b){ //function to loop through array

if($(this).attr('val') > 0) { //evaluate text content of each cell in column's array. note: need to use JavaScript this instead of jQuery $(this), since textContent is a JavaScript attribute.

$(this).css('color','green'); //set conditional styling

}
else if ($(this).attr('val') < 0) {

$(this).css('color','red');

}

});

});

communitytest.tessitura.com/.../7608.ArshtCenter_5F00_SiSenseDateTimeFunctionExamples_5F00_2019_2D00_12_2D00_17.dash

Tags: Tessitura Analytics, Javascript, jquery, conditional format

Joining Isolated Data-points, Removing Data Markers, Interpolating Last Point

Heath Wilder — Fri, 10 Nov 2023 04:16:40 GMT

Current Revision posted to Wiki by Heath Wilder on 11/10/2023 4:16:40 AM

Initially the issue of gaps and isolated measures in line plots was something that needed special code intervention. However now that feature is supported.

Official help doc info:

Creating a Continuous Chart with Missing Date Values (tessituranetwork.com)

NB/ To make these modifications below you'll need to edit your widgets script and add these special scripts in. That guide is HERE

From Chris Wallingford
https://community.tessituranetwork.com/tessitura_software_forums/f/tessitura_shared_reports-9/29770/data-markers-appearing-when-turned-off

JOINING THE DOTS

Points on the original line that are isolated, single data-points not immediately preceded or followed by another non-null data-point of the x-axis, [can be linked but] a marker dot will still be rendered on the line chart:

widget.on("beforeviewloaded",function(scope, args){
args.options.plotOptions.series.connectNulls = true;
});

REMOVING THE MARKERS

Expanding this script, we can iterate through all series lines, and all data points on each line to explicitly remove the marker dots. This will remove the markers as shown below, however, any series with only one data-point in the whole widget will disappear from the chart altogether. This may be a non-issue in your data however.

widget.on("beforeviewloaded",function(scope, args){
args.options.plotOptions.series.connectNulls = true;
});
     
widget.on('render', function(sender,se){
for (var i = 0; i < sender.queryResult.series.length; i++ ) {
    for (var j = 0; j < sender.queryResult.series[i].data.length; j++) {
        sender.queryResult.series[i].data[j].marker.enabled = false;
         }
    }
}
)

INTERPOLATING LAST POINT

Joining two points where there is a gap of multiple days might not be accurate. On a daily sales graph, if you sold tickets in Feb 3rd and then again in Feb 10th you might not want to draw a straight line between those points indicating sales though our the quiet week. A more accurate option might be to infer that the ticket sales amount stays the same from Feb 3rd to Feb 9th before increasing on Feb 10th.

Chris gives the answer here https://community.tessituranetwork.com/tessitura_software_forums/f/tessitura_shared_reports-9/29770/data-markers-appearing-when-turned-off/82722#82722

Please update the panelName variable with the exact name of the value in your widget. In my widget I'd named my value "RSUM Total Ticket Count".

widget.on('processresult', function(se, ev){
     
    var panelName = 'RSUM Total Ticket Count'
     
    var series = ev.result.series.find(el => el.name == panelName)
    var prevValue = series.data[0].y
     
    $.each(series.data, function(index, value){
        if(value.y == null)
            value.y = prevValue
        else
            prevValue = value.y;
    })
     
})
      
widget.on('render', function(sender,se){
for (var i = 0; i < sender.queryResult.series.length; i++ ) {
    for (var j = 0; j < sender.queryResult.series[i].data.length; j++) {
        sender.queryResult.series[i].data[j].marker.enabled = false;
         }
    }
}
)

Tags: wiki, problem solving, Tessitura Analytics

Analytics Scripts not Saving

Heath Wilder — Fri, 10 Nov 2023 04:08:52 GMT

Current Revision posted to Wiki by Heath Wilder on 11/10/2023 4:08:52 AM

From the thread HERE

Do you have problems when trying to add a script to a widget and, although you get the "Script Saved", it never seems to be applied?

Chris' tip:

Sisense is a little picky with the script save process. The most reliable steps are:

From the Edit Widget page, from the upper-right (...) menu, select Edit Widget Code
Open the Edit script page, which opens in a new window.
Update the script and click Save, which prompts with "Script Saved".
Leave the script window open and return to the Edit Widget page and refresh.
1. This is easiest in the web where you will return to the Edit Widget screen. Click Apply on the Edit Widget page.
2. In the desktop app, right click somewhere where you can get the browser context menu - as opposed to the Sisense once - and select Hard Reload. You'll be taken back to the Analytics Welcome screen, but navigate back to your dashboard and widget.
The script changes should now be applied, and you can close the script page if the no further script edits are required.

Tags: analytics, script

First Time Buyers and Subsequent Buying

Heath Wilder — Wed, 08 Nov 2023 08:44:14 GMT

Revision 3 posted to Wiki by Heath Wilder on 11/8/2023 8:44:14 AM

From (+) First Time Buyers from Previous Year Returning in 2023 - Discussions - analytic Coffee! - Tessitura Network

Michael Dorsey (Spoleto Festival USA)
I'm wondering if anyone has anything that gives the accurate number first time buyers from a specified year that returned this year?

Christine Wingenfeld (Pittsburgh Cultural Trust Consortium)

Hi Michael,

I have a couple of formulas that might help you with this concept. I created them to look overall at the return rate of first time buyers and what they were coming to next. I wonder if you could adjust things in these formulas to look more at specific years.

The summary widget is filtered to select different production seasons and then I have the following formula to calculate how many have since returned.

The first part of the formula recognizes if they are a first-time buyer^{[HW: see below #1]}, and then the second part adds in whether they have come to anything else.

Taking this formula, I then add onto it to create a proportion of how many are returning:

So, the denominator here just gets a total count of first-time buyers, as in the first part.

COUNT ( [Constituent ID] , IF ( MIN ( DDIFF ( [Days in Date] , [Days in First Performance Date] ) ) > 0 , [Max Constituent ID] , NULL ) )

You won't be able to use a jump-to with these formulas, but you could always add a constituent ID to a pivot table to download and import as a manual list to verify.

communitytest.tessitura.com/.../FirstTimeBuyerWidgetIdeas.dash

Tags: wiki, first time buyers, analytic Coffee!, new to file

First Time Buyers and Subsequent Buying

Heath Wilder — Wed, 08 Nov 2023 07:27:02 GMT

Revision 2 posted to Wiki by Heath Wilder on 11/8/2023 7:27:02 AM

From (+) First Time Buyers from Previous Year Returning in 2023 - Discussions - analytic Coffee! - Tessitura Network

Michael Dorsey (Spoleto Festival USA)
I'm wondering if anyone has anything that gives the accurate number first time buyers from a specified year that returned this year?

Christine Wingenfeld (Pittsburgh Cultural Trust Consortium)

Hi Michael,

The summary widget is filtered to select different production seasons and then I have the following formula to calculate how many have since returned.

The first part of the formula recognizes if they are a first-time buyer^{[HW: see below #1]}, and then the second part adds in whether they have come to anything else.

Taking this formula, I then add onto it to create a proportion of how many are returning:

So, the denominator here just gets a total count of first-time buyers, as in the first part.

COUNT ( [Constituent ID] , IF ( MIN ( DDIFF ( [Days in Date] , [Days in First Performance Date] ) ) > 0 , [Max Constituent ID] , NULL ) )

You won't be able to use a jump-to with these formulas, but you could always add a constituent ID to a pivot table to download and import as a manual list to verify.

communitytest.tessitura.com/.../FirstTimeBuyerWidgetIdeas.dash

Tags: wiki, first time buyers, analytic Coffee!, new to file

First Time Buyers and Subsequent Buying

Heath Wilder — Wed, 08 Nov 2023 06:37:34 GMT

Revision 1 posted to Wiki by Heath Wilder on 11/8/2023 6:37:34 AM

From (+) First Time Buyers from Previous Year Returning in 2023 - Discussions - analytic Coffee! - Tessitura Network

Michael Dorsey (Spoleto Festival USA)
I'm wondering if anyone has anything that gives the accurate number first time buyers from a specified year that returned this year?

Christine Wingenfeld (Pittsburgh Cultural Trust Consortium)

Hi Michael,

The summary widget is filtered to select different production seasons and then I have the following formula to calculate how many have since returned.

The first part of the formula recognizes if they are a first-time buyer^{[HW: see below #1]}, and then the second part adds in whether they have come to anything else.

Taking this formula, I then add onto it to create a proportion of how many are returning:

So, the denominator here just gets a total count of first-time buyers, as in the first part.

COUNT ( [Constituent ID] , IF ( MIN ( DDIFF ( [Days in Date] , [Days in First Performance Date] ) ) > 0 , [Max Constituent ID] , NULL ) )

You won't be able to use a jump-to with these formulas, but you could always add a constituent ID to a pivot table to download and import as a manual list to verify.

Joining Isolated Data-points, Removing Data Markers, Interpolating Last Point

Heath Wilder — Wed, 08 Nov 2023 05:17:54 GMT

Revision 10 posted to Wiki by Heath Wilder on 11/8/2023 5:17:54 AM

Initially the issue of gaps and isolated measures in line plots was something that needed special code intervention. However now that feature is supported.

Official help doc info:

Creating a Continuous Chart with Missing Date Values (tessituranetwork.com)

From Chris Wallingford
https://community.tessituranetwork.com/tessitura_software_forums/f/tessitura_shared_reports-9/29770/data-markers-appearing-when-turned-off

JOINING THE DOTS

widget.on("beforeviewloaded",function(scope, args){
args.options.plotOptions.series.connectNulls = true;
});

REMOVING THE MARKERS

widget.on("beforeviewloaded",function(scope, args){
args.options.plotOptions.series.connectNulls = true;
});
     
widget.on('render', function(sender,se){
for (var i = 0; i < sender.queryResult.series.length; i++ ) {
    for (var j = 0; j < sender.queryResult.series[i].data.length; j++) {
        sender.queryResult.series[i].data[j].marker.enabled = false;
         }
    }
}
)

INTERPOLATING LAST POINT

Chris gives the answer here https://community.tessituranetwork.com/tessitura_software_forums/f/tessitura_shared_reports-9/29770/data-markers-appearing-when-turned-off/82722#82722

Please update the panelName variable with the exact name of the value in your widget. In my widget I'd named my value "RSUM Total Ticket Count".

widget.on('processresult', function(se, ev){
     
    var panelName = 'RSUM Total Ticket Count'
     
    var series = ev.result.series.find(el => el.name == panelName)
    var prevValue = series.data[0].y
     
    $.each(series.data, function(index, value){
        if(value.y == null)
            value.y = prevValue
        else
            prevValue = value.y;
    })
     
})
      
widget.on('render', function(sender,se){
for (var i = 0; i < sender.queryResult.series.length; i++ ) {
    for (var j = 0; j < sender.queryResult.series[i].data.length; j++) {
        sender.queryResult.series[i].data[j].marker.enabled = false;
         }
    }
}
)

Tags: wiki, problem solving, Tessitura Analytics

Conditionally format the color of text

Heath Wilder — Wed, 08 Nov 2023 05:14:20 GMT

Revision 2 posted to Wiki by Heath Wilder on 11/8/2023 5:14:20 AM

Conditionally format the color of text within a Pivot Table column based on value (JQuery/JavaScript)

From Daniel Gomez https://community.tessituranetwork.com/tessitura_software_forums/f/tessitura_shared_reports-9/24079/analytics-date-time-functions

I've also included below a pretty simple script you can use to conditionally format the color of text within a Pivot Table column based on value.

//Text column formatting widget.on('ready', function(se, ev){

var evalCol = 4; //fidx val of column to evaluate
var formatCol = $('td[fidx='+evalCol+']'); //jquery pull entire eval column into array

$.each(formatCol, function(a, b){ //function to loop through array

if($(this).attr('val') > 0) { //evaluate text conent of each cell in column's array. note: need to use JavaScript this instead of JQuery $(this), since textContent is a JavaScript attribute.

$(this).css('color','green'); //set conditional styling

}
else if ($(this).attr('val') < 0) {

$(this).css('color','red');

}

});

});

Tags: Tessitura Analytics, Javascript, jquery, conditional format

Joining Isolated Data-points, Removing Data Markers, Interpolating Last Point

Heath Wilder — Mon, 06 Nov 2023 09:07:41 GMT

Revision 9 posted to Wiki by Heath Wilder on 11/6/2023 9:07:41 AM

Initially this was something that needed special intervention. However not that feature is supported natively.

Official help doc info is here

Creating a Continuous Chart with Missing Date Values (tessituranetwork.com)

From Chris Wallingford
https://community.tessituranetwork.com/tessitura_software_forums/f/tessitura_shared_reports-9/29770/data-markers-appearing-when-turned-off

JOINING THE DOTS

widget.on("beforeviewloaded",function(scope, args){
args.options.plotOptions.series.connectNulls = true;
});

REMOVING THE MARKERS

widget.on("beforeviewloaded",function(scope, args){
args.options.plotOptions.series.connectNulls = true;
});
     
widget.on('render', function(sender,se){
for (var i = 0; i < sender.queryResult.series.length; i++ ) {
    for (var j = 0; j < sender.queryResult.series[i].data.length; j++) {
        sender.queryResult.series[i].data[j].marker.enabled = false;
         }
    }
}
)

INTERPOLATING LAST POINT

Chris gives the answer here https://community.tessituranetwork.com/tessitura_software_forums/f/tessitura_shared_reports-9/29770/data-markers-appearing-when-turned-off/82722#82722

Please update the panelName variable with the exact name of the value in your widget. In my widget I'd named my value "RSUM Total Ticket Count".

widget.on('processresult', function(se, ev){
     
    var panelName = 'RSUM Total Ticket Count'
     
    var series = ev.result.series.find(el => el.name == panelName)
    var prevValue = series.data[0].y
     
    $.each(series.data, function(index, value){
        if(value.y == null)
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Tags: wiki, problem solving, Tessitura Analytics

Avoiding the Pitfalls to production-ready Power Query results

From Tom and Neil

Includes some tips on training

You too can deliver production-ready robust queries vis MS Power Query if your avoid "The Ten Pitfalls of the Data Wrangler..." I came across this article that you might find of interest. I know that I have personally discovered some of these issues.

https://powerpivotpro.com/2017/02/the-ten-pitfalls-of-the-data-wrangler-aka-the-wielder-of-mpower-query/

ExcelIsFun

From Neil Cole

Here is the BEST YouTube channel I’ve found regarding Power Query, Power Pivot, and Power BI

(I kept running into his videos and then I finally clicked the profile; then my jaw dropped looking at all the videos.)

ExcelIsFun

Includes links to downloadable files so you can follow along, PDF of notes (well done notes), and time stamped outline of topics (so you can easily get to the part you want)):

FREE Excel Education

3,000 Excel videos — 100 Playlists

Data Analysis and Business Intelligence Made Easy with Excel Power Tools. Excel Data Analysis Basics (E-DAB).

E-DAB 06: The Magic of Power Query to Import, Transform, & Load Data

Excel Magic Trick 1331: Import Excel Files & Sheets into Excel: Power Query Get & Transform

Tags: Data Analysis, power bi

Learning about Python

Heath Wilder — Fri, 13 Oct 2023 06:46:46 GMT

Current Revision posted to Wiki by Heath Wilder on 10/13/2023 6:46:46 AM

This is a place to share how you are using Python or for info on getting started.

To get started here are some threads from the forums to help you get started. The first link is a broken into levels of learning and has plenty of resources in many modalities

Want to learn Python? https://community.tessituranetwork.com/topical_groups/analytics-coffee/f/discussions/27177/want-to-learn-python
PyCon https://community.tessituranetwork.com/topical_groups/analytics-coffee/f/discussions/25092/want-to-learn-more-about-python---try-pycon
Tessitura's Python Library https://community.tessituranetwork.com/topical_groups/analytics-coffee/f/discussions/24208/tessitura-python-library
Python for Everyone by Dr Chuck Russel (You can audit this course and do it for free. Still learn a lot. ) https://www.coursera.org/specializations/python

Much love to Tom Brown for all his input

Tags: python

Learning about AI

Heath Wilder — Fri, 13 Oct 2023 06:46:46 GMT

Current Revision posted to Wiki by Heath Wilder on 10/13/2023 6:46:46 AM

Paperspace Artificial Intelligence Wiki
Whether you're looking to explore new concepts or brush up on your terminology, this wiki offers up-to-date information on key topics in data science, machine learning, and deep learning.

Wiki

RSUM continuous chart, remove gaps

RSUM continuous chart, remove gaps

RSUM continuous chart, remove gaps

Auto-Zoom Scatter Map

Auto-Zoom Scatter Map

Introduction

Purpose/Benefits

First Time Buyers and Subsequent Buying

Changing Labels on a Graph

Changing Labels on a Graph

Conditionally format the color of text

Conditionally format the color of text within a Pivot Table column based on value (JQuery/JavaScript)

Conditionally format the color of text

Conditionally format the color of text within a Pivot Table column based on value (JQuery/JavaScript)

Joining Isolated Data-points, Removing Data Markers, Interpolating Last Point

Official help doc info:

JOINING THE DOTS

REMOVING THE MARKERS

INTERPOLATING LAST POINT

Analytics Scripts not Saving

First Time Buyers and Subsequent Buying

First Time Buyers and Subsequent Buying

First Time Buyers and Subsequent Buying

Joining Isolated Data-points, Removing Data Markers, Interpolating Last Point

Official help doc info:

JOINING THE DOTS

REMOVING THE MARKERS

INTERPOLATING LAST POINT

Conditionally format the color of text

Conditionally format the color of text within a Pivot Table column based on value (JQuery/JavaScript)

Joining Isolated Data-points, Removing Data Markers, Interpolating Last Point

JOINING THE DOTS

REMOVING THE MARKERS

INTERPOLATING LAST POINT

More Power BI Link and Resouces

Avoiding the Pitfalls to production-ready Power Query results

ExcelIsFun

Learning about Python

Learning about AI