Our Tech team is always looking for ways to help you get the most out of our pivot table. If you found our previous article on managing date types useful, you'll want to keep reading.
Today, we're focusing on two key features that make analyzing your data easier—grand totals and subtotals.
Flexmonster's Pivot Table is designed to empower users to analyze vast datasets with ease. One key feature is its robust filtering functionality. By understanding its configurations, you can ensure your reports focus on the most relevant information.
Let's embark on a data exploration journey using everyone's favorite fictional creatures – Pokemon!
We continue to share tips from our Tech team, and in this article, we will discuss more about managing data types in your reports. Dates are essential to any dataset. How you manage, and present date information can significantly impact the insights you derive and prevent mistakes and misunderstandings in data analysis.
Our Tech team continues to share valuable tips on how to get our component to full power and uses all means for that. On our YouTube channel, we have a separate Tips&Tricks playlist.
These videos are designed to provide practical insights and advanced techniques that empower you with the knowledge to tackle complex data challenges and make informed decisions easily.
Here is the list of ✨ 5 main videos from the Tips & Tricks series✨ we think every Flexmonster user should know about!
Our tech team is dedicated to providing you with practical tips to make your experience Flexmonster Pivot Table more efficient. If you enjoyed our previous article on creating a custom theme for your report you’re in for a treat. Today, we’ll take customization a step further by demonstrating how to change chart colors directly from the user interface (UI) and apply those changes to all chart types.
Today, we delve into the details of report configuration using Flexmonster Pivot Table & Charts. In this video tutorial, we will guide you through the process of configuring a report to suit your specific needs and preferences.
Our Tech team is committed to regularly sharing posts filled with handy tips and tricks. We truly hope these simple hints will spark inspiration and assist you in adjusting it to your reporting.
This time, we'll talk about the style of your pivot grid and how to create a custom pivot table theme.
There are tons of features you can combine in Flexmonster to reach the pivot table functionality you need. On our YouTube channel, we have started a series of videos called “Tips & Tricks” where we share different interesting approaches to maximize your Flexmonster experience.
The last video, Live data refresh/update hack, explains the details of updateData() API call usage. In this blog post, we will delve into the topic and see how it works from the inside.
For the last few years, Vue.js has notably risen in popularity among modern JavaScript frameworks. Thousands of developers prefer to use Vue in their projects, choosing the best features of React and Angular that are combined in this web development tool. Inspired by the success of the framework, in October 2020, creators released Vue 3, which has opened up new possibilities for building complex data-driven applications.
If you're looking for a powerful solution to boost your Pivot Table for Vue 3 applications, Flexmonster provides an excellent integration module tailored to meet your needs.
The look and feel of the component can be fully customized by means of CSS. It refers to colors, borders, buttons, pop-ups, and grid cells. But there are cases when just CSS is not enough for pivot table report. For example, when you want to represent the numbers in cells by pictograms showing how ‘good’ or ‘bad’ these numbers are.
Flexmonster Pivot Table & Charts is a feature-packed reporting component. However, we do not limit the opportunity to customize and implement specific features. Flexmonster has enough flexibility to support your application’s logic and adapt to how it works. So you can extend the functionality and user interface the way you need.
In today’s blog post I want to tell you how to get more from Flexmonster pivot with the help of running totals. To begin with, I’ll tell you what is it - running totals. This is one of the aggregations available for CSV, JSON, FDS databases, MongoDB, MS Analysis Services, and even custom data source APIs. Imagine a list of numbers. A running total keeps track of the sum of these numbers as you go down the list, adding each new number and subtracting any that are removed.
