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Hey @pamelahu ! For column width in the chart, you can reference Highcharts's docs. Using Highcharts GPT pointed me to the For the month-year picker, can you submit a dependency request for this? https://airtable.com/appwvsQKyJHfnG5Sa/shrvMvL3BG6Zm0f9l I think we could build something based off the native HTML month picker. For now, you can use 4 Select components:
You could put them in a Popover if you feel like 4 Selects in the corner is too much. |
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I'm designing a graph that can have 1 to 12 months. Wondering if you have suggestions on how to adjust the graph as it shrinks/grows? If there are a few bars, there is a huge gap between the bars and I got feedback that it looks very empty.
Also, regarding the date filter, the date that can be selected is a month and a year and this can go back 5 years. So October 2019 is an option as a start/end date. Originally, I was going to have a drop down (with options October 2019, November 2019... October 2024) but there would be 5*12 = 60 months to choose from. The current date picker requires a day, but a day isn't needed in this case. Do you have suggestions on how to accommodate for all the possible months? We don't want users to input a date & year combo that isn't within the 5 year range so I avoided a free form input field.
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