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The graphs aren't like Excel - we create graphs in cells (or merged cells) with a function like =graph(rows, cols, options) - so you can't drag them...
by gordonguthrie 16y ago
The graphs aren't like Excel - we create graphs in cells (or merged cells) with a function like =graph(rows, cols, options) - so you can't drag them...
- revorad 16y agoThat's an interesting way to do it. Although the ability to move graphs around in Excel seems useful, I do it mostly to get the graph out of the way. How about having a cell/column on the side dedicated to graphs so that you can still use your =graph() implementation but it doesn't obstruct the spreadsheet view? You could even have a toggle button to hide it.
- gordonguthrie 16y agoThe reason for sticking to the =function(params) approach is it makes it easy to build things like =twitter.button("hypernumbers") <-- actual function and =google.maps(points) and other cool inline stuff - which then seamlessly clicks over to webpages/forms. You do want to be able to create dynamic webpages and putting graphs out on separate tab/page/things is a bit tricky because it all gets tangled up in permissions. You can always put them on their own page..