on 29 May 2019 13:27:39
I have two visualisations on a page, both of which have a date x-axis. I want to be able to scroll one of them and have the other scroll in the same way automatically, so the scroll bars are like they are locked together. Is there any way to do this?
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RE: To make two visuals scroll in SYNC based on common shared axis.
Would be extremely helpful for showing bar charts and 100% stacked bar charts together. Huge UX potential.
RE: To make two visuals scroll in SYNC based on common shared axis.
Much needed feature until a merged bar chart visual is available!
RE: To make two visuals scroll in SYNC based on common shared axis.
Should also apply between charts and tables.
RE: To make two visuals scroll in SYNC based on common shared axis.
I am surprised this does not already exist. It seems like an obvious capability that would be valuable in many situations.
RE: To make two visuals scroll in SYNC based on common shared axis.
I need to have a colour code on the row header of a matrix and this is not possible so I created a second table to show right next to the matrix to have the colour. But when the matrix is scrolled the colours get out of sync. They are both sync'd with Service Name (row header)
RE: To make two visuals scroll in SYNC based on common shared axis.
I have two tables, one with customer data, the other with customer related calculations, both with a common date dimension. Should be able to scroll in sync.
RE: To make two visuals scroll in SYNC based on common shared axis.
Kindly implement this scroll
RE: To make two visuals scroll in SYNC based on common shared axis.
Much needed feature!
RE: To make two visuals scroll in SYNC based on common shared axis.
Yes, please!
RE: To make two visuals scroll in SYNC based on common shared axis.
Since we can't scroll the entire page down to allow more room for visuals, we line up two tables with similar axes and ask users to scroll together. Ability to group visuals and toggle whether to lock scrolling or not would be helpful