I am having sparkline charts integrated with ag grid and it's working as expected but as per requirement, I also have to implement export to excel functionality which should export all the row details from ag-grid along with the sparkline chart details.
Things tried:
I have tried most common way to export the details from ag-grid and which is working as expected. Things that I can see while exporting the excel sheet is only the data points values (numbers) that I have passed to plot sparkline chart per row instead of exporting the HTML of the chart.
With the export of data values only, I don't think it gives much detailed information to the user.
Expected Outcome:
I want to export the ag grid details along with the sparkline charts HTML contents. That simply means, if the contents are exported from Ag-grid having sparkline chart, the actual sparkline chart should be exported instead of data points used to plot charts.
In common terms, I want to picturise the sparkline chart as it is in the exported sheet instead of showing values in form of numbers
Is there any way to export entire chart which is already plotted on web app, and I want same to be presented into excel sheet for better representation of sparkline charts when export to excel should happen (highcharts library)?
Note:
I have used ag-grid and integrated sparkline charts from highcharts library. The entire functionality is implemented with help of Angular 7
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Thank you.
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Update:
Few additional links:
Creating a Cumulative Flow diagram in Power BI using Azure DevOps Analytics views
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Stacked area chart
Stacked bar chart
Stacked column chart
Waterfall chart
100% Stacked bar chart
100% Stacked column chart
The following visuals can use a trend line if there's time data:
Area chart
Clustered column chart
Line chart
Line and clustered column chart
Scatter chart
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Tested on Firefox 21, Chrome 27 and IE 9.