Radar Chart

Hi,

in PowerApps click create 

then click more data sources ( look at the right of the screen)

 then to the left select Open and then browse files and select the file you downloaded.

Pls let me know if that works.

Best regards,

Jorge

hi Jorge.

Thank u for those resources. But whenever i am trying to import your msapp file into the power app platform it returns an error something went wrong please try again. Can  u please help with that 

Hello JorgeLopez,

Can you also create on with 10 Vertex Radar Chart? That would definitely be awesome. I have checked the 12 Vertex one you made and it is great. Thank you in advance. 

Thank you Jorge 

Hello Arthur,

I did some changes in the SVG file. Now you can work with 3 Value Sets.

I added some more properties to the SVG, so you can control all colors in the graph (Text etc)

I hope this helps

Best Regards,

Jorge

Hello Arthur,

Yes it is possible. I need to do some adjustments in the SVG.  I´ll work it tomorrow and then post it here.

Best Regards,

It's perfect

Thank you

Last question i need to have three dataset inside my radar chart

Something like that but with 3 value

Hello Arthur,

Pls see attached the pentagon radar with value scale from 0 to 100. Please let me know if this works for you.

Best regards,

Jorge

Hi,

I would like to use this radar chart. How can I change the value scale from 0 to 5 to percentages from 0 to 100?

Thank you in advance

Best regards

Arthur

Hello!

Please use this syntax for ValueA property in the radar image:

Last(FirstN(Filter(RadarValues, Title = Dropdown1.SelectedText.Value))).ValueA

RadarValues is our Collection based on Sharepoint List and Dropdown1 is the dropdown box to select the user.

Remember that you need to update each value of the radar image using above command.

Pls see attached powerapps file for  your reference

Also, it is possible to identify the current powerapps user so the app automatically update the radar with the user info.

Use this syntax to do that in the value properties of the image:

Last(FirstN(Filter(RadarValues, Title = User().Email))).ValueA

User().Email will get the email of the current PowerApps user.

Please let me know if this helps

Best Regards,

Jorge