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Add data point to Radar chart

Function: Add data point to Radar chart​

This action allows you to dynamically add new data points to a "Radar chart UI element" on your application screen. This is useful for updating charts in real-time, adding new data series, or building interactive dashboards without writing any code.

Input​

  • Radar chart UI element
    • Type: UI element (specifically a Radar Chart)
    • Description: Select the specific Radar chart on your page where you want to add data. This is a required input.
  • Code
    • Type: A piece of text
    • Description: Provide a unique identifier (a "Code") for the dataset within your chosen Radar chart. If a dataset with this code already exists, the new data point will be added to it. If not, a new dataset will be created using this code. This is a required input.
  • Point
    • Type: A piece of text
    • Description: Enter the actual data value you wish to add. This value will be appended to the dataset identified by the "Code". This is a required input.

Output​

This action does not produce any direct output that can be used by subsequent actions. Its effect is to modify the specified "Radar chart UI element" directly on your screen.

Execution Flow​

Real-Life Examples​

Example 1: Updating a Product's Performance Score​

Imagine you have a Radar chart displaying the performance of different products across various attributes (e.g., Speed, Reliability, Cost). You want to update the "Speed" score for "Product A".

  • Inputs:
    • Radar chart UI element: ProductPerformanceChart (the specific chart on your page)
    • Code: Product A (identifies the dataset for Product A)
    • Point: 85 (the new speed score)
  • Result: The "Product A" dataset on the ProductPerformanceChart will have 85 added to its list of points, visually updating its "Speed" axis.

Example 2: Adding a New Competitor to a Market Analysis Chart​

You are tracking market share and feature comparisons of competitors on a Radar chart. A new competitor enters the market, and you want to add their initial performance data.

  • Inputs:
    • Radar chart UI element: MarketAnalysisChart
    • Code: Competitor Z (a new dataset will be created for Competitor Z)
    • Point: 60 (their initial market presence score)
  • Result: A new dataset labeled "Competitor Z" will appear on the MarketAnalysisChart with an initial data point of 60. You can then use this action again to add more points for other attributes (e.g., 70 for "Feature Set", 50 for "Customer Support") to build out their full profile.

Example 3: Tracking User Skill Progression​

You have a user profile page with a Radar chart showing a user's skill levels (e.g., Communication, Technical, Leadership). As a user completes training, you want to update their "Technical" skill level.

  • Inputs:
    • Radar chart UI element: UserSkillsChart (the chart on the user's profile)
    • Code: Technical (identifies the dataset for Technical skills)
    • Point: 7.5 (the user's updated technical skill level)
  • Result: The UserSkillsChart will reflect the new 7.5 score for the "Technical" skill, showing the user's progression.