Integration of Seaborn, Plotly, Dash, Pandas,Numpy etc with Spotfire
There are various lib which we can use to ease data manipulation and visualization, it will add more value if integration is provided for such libraries.
please add logical function any() / all() to calculate any(true,false,false) => true any(fale,false,false) => false all(true,true,true) => true all(true,true,false) => false Currently we can sum them and compare to the count to do the ...
Create a 'List box' property control with expression within a text area using a table apart from the default table
While working in the Property control dialog, select the property and set 'Set property value through' to 'Expressions'. However, when you attempt to Edit the Expression, only the column names from the default table are visible but not other tables.
Currently I don't see a function to truncate the values while creating a calculated column. Ex. Truncating 1.56 to one value after decimal which would be 1.5 (Round function would change it to 1.6) Spotfire has a round function. But it would be gr...
It's not available to change data type of property, once it registered. Please file an enhancement request to make it available. Note: From the help file: “The only thing you can change using Edit Property is …... If other settings are wrong, you ...
I need a year/month combination constantly for calculations like "get data between two months ago 1st of the month to the end of next month" Having either or both of these functions would make this task much easier. Yes, I can accomplish both toda...
Allow axis in a visualization to be used as a part of an OVER expression regardless of axis type
Currently, an axis has to be of type Categorical for it to be available in an Custom Expression with OVER() - e.g., [Axis.X] - in a given visualization. However, to add Line and Curves in the same visualization, the axis has to be Continuous. Enab...
Don't think this is currently possible. Currently, to do a random sample, I create a calculated column for random value like Rand(1). Then I filter the data to my sample size (e.g. I filter out 0.0 to 0.7 if I want a random sample that's 30% of th...