Info Card customization By default the info card appears when you hover over a node in the scrviz visualization. Although the info card is they key tool for investigating scrviz entries, it can be annoying […]
You want to include an Apps Script library, and you know it’s name, but not its id. A pain right? Here’s 3 easy steps to find it in https://scrviz.web.app Step 1 – find the library […]
A few scrviz updates today, with more flexibility around the depth of the repo visualization and more options to enrich your own profile. Less is more for visualization We have a rapidly increasing number of […]
In Enrich your developer profile on scrviz I showed how scrviz could be used to show off your Apps Script work to potential clients (Showcase your Apps Script work and get hired via vizzy) and how to […]
In Showcase your Apps Script work and get hired via vizzy I showed how scrviz could be used to show off your Apps Script work to potential clients, so they could see what kind of […]
Motivation You’ll know from Every Google Apps Script project on Github visualized that you can get a very large diagram of all known public Apps Script projects and from Find and clone Apps Script projects from github […]
Motivation JavaScript authentication with Gapi is both impressive and frustrating. Frustrating because in most of the examples you come across, and indeed in Google’s own guides, gapi is the center of the universe. They are […]
Motivation Every Google Apps Script project on Github visualized describes how to use https://scrviz.web.app to find and visualize public Apps Script projects on Github. More and more apps script projects are being publicly shared on github. […]
Apps Script Vizzy update Every Google Apps Script project on Github visualized introduces a way of visualizing public Apps Script projects on github. Showcase your Apps Script work and get hired via vizzy shows how […]
In Every Google Apps Script project on Github visualized I introduced Vizzy which uses GitHub data as its source. That same data package is available publicly in case you want to build something on top of […]
Motivation There are so many Apps Script projects out there where the source code is published on Github, but it’s hard to find what you want. Whether it’s a library, an example of an add-on, […]
These snippets look at dealing with collisions in a force-directed simulation […]
The coronavirus is with us, and naturally, there’s much interest in data on its mortality, reach and spread, and of course much discussion on lockdowns, health capacity, social distancing and how they might affect those […]
For setting up D3Gas you’ll need the library, and for background on D3 and Apps Script read Using D3 in server side Gas Set up You’ll need the d3Gas library. 1vZzEtFKAG_PHn44HgEdSBave5NQ-SprisJ0Ngid0ovahwEOMkBO1s6DX Then you can do this […]
There are plenty of examples on this site of using D3 for its visualization capabilities, whether from Excel, Apps Script or some other platform. I like D3 a lot, and now with the release of […]
If you are reading this in 2015, you probably won’t have come across caja, since you’ll be using this, as was announced today
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For those of us still in 2014, this represents a major step […]
There’s a lot of different things going on in this topic. Most of them have been covered before, and lead to this mashup, but I am introducing a new kind of d3 chart (for me […]
In Site data to sheets i showed how to get basic data from Analyzing site content with GAS into Excel and Google Sheets. To be able to use Excel tables to d3.js Force diagram, we are going to focus on […]
How to create a d3 zoomable partition chart straight from Excel. As always, acknowledgement to Mike Bostock on whose zoomable partition chart this is based. A partition chart is a way of showong heirarchical data. The zoomable part is […]
I come back to D3 about once every 6 months, and every single time I’ve forgotten how joins work. To avoid that next time, I’m writing it down to explain to myself, and hopefully you […]
I’ve been playing around with the live integration of large cloud based data sets with D3.js. Most visualizations with D3 use some kind of static data, but I became interested in pulling different source into d3. […]
To develop Excel applications that generate web pages incorporating d3.js force diagrams from Excel data, first read this Excel tables to d3.js Force diagram. You will also need to be familiar with How to use cDataSet and How to […]
How to add markers to links In Excel tables to d3.js Force diagram I showed how to create a basic force diagram. Since that time, I’ve added the capability to add markers (arrows) to the end of […]
How to create d3.js force diagrams from excel tables In Sankey diagrams from Excel and Creating d3.js Tree diagrams the input data for these d3.js visualizations was of a specific layout. We are now going to look at a more generalized […]
Since the 50’s, there has been an annual song contest involving many European countries. It’s a fairly bizarre event, but one of the most interesting things about it is the voting system. Countries vote for […]
Acknowledgement d3.js is from Mike Bostok’s site. If you use any of this material, please be sure to maintain the acknowledgement for his work. I also found out how to create tree diagrams on Pavan Podila’s blog. […]
‘m showing score reports for the BigQuiz app. This is an individual players score compared to the maximum he could have got as well as the number of questions that were correctly answered, and also comparing […]
If you’ve been trying out the Configurable circular timer with D3 or playing around with Example of clock using d3 configurable timer you’ll have seen how easy it is to create a versatile timer by just configuring a few […]
In Configurable circular timer with D3 I showed a circular timer made with D3.js . Although it’s not really what it’s for, this simple example shows how to make a complex viz. This is a clock […]
I don’t use jQuery, neither in regular webapps nor in Apps Script HtmlService apps. No particular reason – I just prefer to use vanilla JavaScript. I often use d3.js, mainly for visualization as in these examples elsewhere […]
In this section, we’ll build an application that pulls together many concepts already covered elsewhere on this site. You can run it standalone at xliberation.com, or below, embedded in this page The target application Pulling together Playing […]
This is an interesting d3.js and parse.com mashup of a number of topics covered on this site. The target is to build an app that Retrieves color scheme data from a parse.com database, much like […]
Here’s a very simple, but nice looking meter in JavaScript. It’s configurable for a number of uses. There’s no need for any css (styling is by configuration) or additional libraries (it uses Chroma-js), as everything […]
Chord snip is an add-on for Google Sheets that creates a Chord diagram as you type, gives you the SVG code to embed it in a web site and the ability to embed it in […]
Acknowledgement Much of the JavaScript and d3.js came from Mike Bostok’s site. If you use any of this material, please be sure to maintain the acknowledgement for his work. There have been a few features added […]
I recently posted about a way to navigate sites and blogs by topic using a d3.js force diagram. Following that I was thinking some more about the trend away from organizing data into predefined folders […]
Here’s the daily visits to the Excel Liberation site over the past couple of years. But what’s that over the past 3 weeks, starting 3rd June ..a 40% sudden increase that seems to be sustaining. On […]
In Flight Data from Fusion I introduced integration between Google Fusion and D3.js. This next version fixes up a few issues to do with Google Fusion API quotas and limits (see exponential backoff and jquery promises), and […]
With Tableau, you can do loads of visualizations very simply and publish them on “tableau public”. I never tried Tableau before, so I downloaded the tableau public software to play around with. The other day, […]
When we explore a web site, the usual view is that of a tree structure of pages. I wondered if it could be done instead using topics. Which topics are mentioned on a given page? […]
Today’s post pulls together a number of concepts I’ve been playing around with lately. As usual my source data and post theme is based on data associated with color schemes – pantone, paint colors etc […]
It’s been a while since I played around with d3.js. Previously I’ve covered Sankey diagrams, trees, force diagrams and a few others – all straight out of excel. A couple of suggestions on the Google […]
Creating d3.js tree diagrams directly from Excel, shows how to take a simple list of Excel data and create d3.js diagram that looks like this, I had a question on the Excel Liberation forum the […]
I’ve written about d3.js force diagrams, mapping tweet sentiments, , d3.js trees, Sankey diagrams and various other stuff on the ramblings site all of which show how to create d3.js diagrams directly from simple Excel data. This is settling […]
I’ve posted a few examples of d3.js lately, such as mapping tweet sentiments on a force diagram, d3.js tree diagrams, and sankey diagrams. I haven’t had a consistent approach to data structure so I thought […]
Mashing up capabilities I set myself a little challenge of pulling together a few different things I’ve been working on. From a list of queries, get associated tweets, along with their tweet sentiment rating using the Rest-Excel […]
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