Markus Thomanek on 19 Feb 2015 05:35:19
making persistent annotations that can be shared with others
Administrator on 22 Feb 2015 16:02:13
Hi Markus. What would you like to annotate? Where would you like these to be visible? Can you give us details of your scenario please?
- Comments (17)
RE: making annotations
One use case would be to annotate events related to specific dates or date/times. For example, annotate that Christmas happened on a specific date, so a drop off in data is quickly explained.
RE: making annotations
Looking for the same. An example would be where I am showing a comparison between target values and actual values. Interested to annotate the delta and explain why or what action could be taken to address the delta.
RE: making annotations
Annotations that are pulled into from a table would be very useful.
RE: making annotations
'I don't know if this relates to popbups and annotations.
I would like to add an in-built trigger for certain values upon which the user would get animated objects in the dashboard and equivilent static picture in the reports.
Simply put; for gamefying Id like to assign decals and messages to an employee if he/she reaches a certain customer response rate or sales qouta.
Would be like this::
--Congrahulations!
You have reached level Gold standard in this months Sales competition.
//Displays badge animated//
The user would get an annotation alse whereas the collagues would see his/hers name as the winner
RE: making annotations
Annotations on a map have been really useful to us in the past. Little custom pop outs that allow us to edit the tool tip to give our users more information about the particular area on a map.
RE: making annotations
In our situation, we want to create tooltips-like annotations to help report users understand each visuals better just in case they need more explanations about the visuals.
RE: making annotations
'+1 for this. An auditor needs to point out the spot in the visuals that proves the problem. Or maybe has a question about it that needs someone else to come along and answer it. I've been thinking that a d3 chart might contain the annotation DOT and another widget could display the text that the user entered for that DOT.