Resolved without community assistance.
We discovered that the rows to be selected needed a date field. That makes no sense to me, but once we knew that, we could stuff a date into an additional column and select for that.
Original post: We have a table of companies that are listed in rows, and are categorized in nine columns of scores that are computed from several data sources. The number of companies is quite large, hence there is a large number of rows. We want to plot a radar chart for a single company, therefore for a single row of data. This works fine for pie and donut charts. But it does not work for the radar graph. We try to select one vendor so that we can have a radar chart for one vendor. But instead we get a plot of all of the vendors. It's not readable and looks a bit like a stargate repair diagram.
Resolved without community assistance. We discovered that the rows to be selected needed a date field. That makes no sense to me, but once we knew that, we could stuff a date into an additional column and select for that. Original post: We have a table of companies that are listed in rows, and are categorized in nine columns of scores that are computed from several data sources. The number of companies is quite large, hence there is a large number of rows. We want to plot a radar chart for a single company, therefore for a single row of data. This works fine for pie and donut charts. But it does not work for the radar graph. We try to select one vendor so that we can have a radar chart for one vendor. But instead we get a plot of all of the vendors. It's not readable and looks a bit like a stargate repair diagram.