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The [[chart]] component in Resco has been enhanced to provide the ability to define up to two "group by" clauses, effectively making it possible to segment the data in two layers. For example, the total amount of opportunities grouped by month and – within each month – divided by customer type. Also, when date grouping is defined, the users in the app can change the grouping, so they can change the division by month to division by week (or day, year, etc.) without any change to the project in Woodford.
The [[chart]] component in Resco has been enhanced to provide the ability to define up to two "group by" clauses, effectively making it possible to segment the data in two layers. For example, the total amount of opportunities grouped by month and – within each month – divided by customer type. Also, when date grouping is defined, the users in the app can change the grouping, so they can change the division by month to division by week (or day, year, etc.) without any change to the project in Woodford.
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Resco charts provide multiple visualization options for the data, but it has to come as a result of an executed fetch or query. There are many situations, where the data could be further processed to provide deeper insights and richer overview. Now, we’ve added the option for [[Chart#Charts_with_JSBridge|additional processing via JavaScript]], where custom data sources for charts can be provided or an existing fetch extended. The Chart API also allows manipulation of Chart properties, such as type or color.
Resco charts provide multiple visualization options for the data, but it has to come as a result of an executed fetch or query. There are many situations, where the data could be further processed to provide deeper insights and richer overview. Now, we’ve added the option for [[Chart#Charts_with_JSBridge|additional processing via JavaScript]], where custom data sources for charts can be provided or an existing fetch extended. The Chart API also allows manipulation of Chart properties, such as type or color.

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