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- _anomDiebolt_Qrew EliteQuickBase uses HighCharts for it charting package and HighCharts use <svg> technology. This means that irrespective of the features QuickBase or HighCharts has placed into their integrations or APIs, you can always directly manipulate the final <svg> just as you can manipulate a web page's DOM. So sidestepping QuickBase and HighCharts features, you can change the the charts labels from "3" to "Three" using this JavaScript code:
$("tspan:contains(3)").filter(function(){ return $(this).text() === "3"; }).html("Three");
Depending on your workflow and needs you can (1) inject this code manually (see before / after screenshots), (2) through a CrossRider extension; or (3) through a script in a containing page that the chart inserted through an <iframe> resides in. - ArchiveUserQrew CaptainIt doesn�t look like I have the same console as you. How would I access the editor?
- QuickBase9Qrew CadetI'd also like to know how to obtain the console that's used in your example to update the javascript my reports are using. Thanks!!
- QuickBase9Qrew CadetFound it on Chrome (Control - Shift - J) bam! Now on to figure out how to use it:)
- QuickBase9Qrew CadetDan, I'm able to edit the script within the console but it doesn't save the changes to my chart in Quickbase. Do you know the steps to take after editing the code in the console so that it is saved in Quickbase? Thanks so much!
- ArchiveUserQrew Captainthe chrome console is for seeing the reaction of changed parameters so it is just for debugging.