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When a data point is comprised of aggregated data (e.g. group by month) then click thru doesn't work, and the activities that comprise the point are not shown/showable.
On the trends chart we have a popup that can be used as a summary-- but this is not available on user charts.
it is not immediately obvious how to handle this scenario, but since it is very common (even with aggregate by day there will be many occassions where 2 activities are performed on the same day) we should find an elegant and compelling way to handle this.
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One option might be to re-render the chart but "un grouped by" to show individual points that can be selected.
A 'Back' or 'Close' button will be required to go back to where we were.
Another option is to just reimplement the LTM popup but make it more visually appealling and enable clickthru there.
It would certainly be simpler to implement than re-rendering group by, and also has an added benefit of working in any context.
On a user chart instead of a popup the list of parts could be implemented as a right sidebar that opens -- would make sense on wider displays or when as a tab, but might need to be a popup when on a tile?
When a data point is comprised of aggregated data (e.g. group by month) then click thru doesn't work, and the activities that comprise the point are not shown/showable.
On the trends chart we have a popup that can be used as a summary-- but this is not available on user charts.
it is not immediately obvious how to handle this scenario, but since it is very common (even with aggregate by day there will be many occassions where 2 activities are performed on the same day) we should find an elegant and compelling way to handle this.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: