add interesting bar chart info #821
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| * The **Data zoom slider** (auto, show, or hide) | ||
| * The **Legend** of the bar chart (auto, show, or hide) | ||
| * The **Download as PNG** option (show or hide) |
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The lines above (58-60) each end with a "."
we should make this consistent -
not exactly sure what the style guide says, but since the "And whether..." sentence continues line 56 in a sense, maybe we can use "," for all lines but the very last (und "." for that)
| At first look at a bar chart created with AI, you will immediately get some ideas about your data. | ||
| See the queries underneath the visuals (the Cypher that was generated) by clicking the more menu *[...]*, then *edit card*. | ||
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| If you click on *format query* you will access the screen where you can develop your own charts by writing Cypher. |
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| If you click on *format query* you will access the screen where you can develop your own charts by writing Cypher. | |
| Via *format query* you can access the editor to write a custom Cypher query. |
let's avoid teaching users to click buttons :)
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| == Edit bar charts created with AI |
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| == Edit bar charts created with AI | |
| == Editing bar charts created with AI |
| From this screen, customize your visualizations e.g. if you wanted to have a horizontal bar chart or a logarithmic scale, use the check boxes. | ||
| There's a slider, so if you have lots of data you can hide and show different bars. | ||
| And a legend, that you can choose to hide to make more space - essentially, you can customize your visualizations using these settings. |
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this is essentially the same as what we already have under "Configuration" - can the two be conflated?
| There's a slider, so if you have lots of data you can hide and show different bars. | ||
| And a legend, that you can choose to hide to make more space - essentially, you can customize your visualizations using these settings. | ||
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| If you want to tweak the query, write Cypher and select *preview*, or use the *AI sparkles* ✨ to access AI and write a natural language query, then press the arrow button. |
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AI sparke might be a tad too informal :D
also, again, no button pressing in the docs
| And a legend, that you can choose to hide to make more space - essentially, you can customize your visualizations using these settings. | ||
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| If you want to tweak the query, write Cypher and select *preview*, or use the *AI sparkles* ✨ to access AI and write a natural language query, then press the arrow button. | ||
| Then use *save* and your barchart is saved in the dashboard. |
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i think this can either be dropped or integrated into the previous line ("..., then save.")
| If you want to tweak the query, write Cypher and select *preview*, or use the *AI sparkles* ✨ to access AI and write a natural language query, then press the arrow button. | ||
| Then use *save* and your barchart is saved in the dashboard. | ||
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| == Change layout of cards |
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this section is about cards in general, not about bar charts
also, i feel that drag & drop or resize is not something we should describe in detail. if anything, we can add the info that cards can be dragged and dropped and resized. that should probably go to https://neo4j.com/docs/aura/dashboards/visualizations/ though
Co-authored-by: Richard Sill <156673635+rsill-neo4j@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: Richard Sill <156673635+rsill-neo4j@users.noreply.github.com>
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