+10I have a input data file with a unique ID (BORRHAL_NR) with 2 variables (Date/Granvattenniva). I am using a python caller in a CT to generate a chart with matplotlib.
I would like to produce as many charts as unique IDs, and I am using the group by in the custom transformer but even though it produces in this case 4 charts I see that is using all data from all unique IDs in those charts (except for the first one that is actually correct).
Any ideas?
I am using FME 2022.2.4. (Build 22792)
Best answer by treid
If I am understanding what you are trying to achieve correctly, perhaps you could use the ChartGenerator transformer which has a built in Group By option? See the attached workspace, it generates a unique chart for each unique BORRHAL_NR ID with one data series per chart. You might want to tweak the settings in the ChartGenerator but I hope this achieves roughly what you want.
+54Not sure, but it might have to do how the Group By parameter is created? When I create this, it is a checkbox option, not a choice list.
When I create the Group By parameter in a Custom transformer, in the Custom transformer, in the Navigator window, I click right mouse button on Group By and choose Create User Parameter. It then becomes a checkbox.
If I am understanding what you are trying to achieve correctly, perhaps you could use the ChartGenerator transformer which has a built in Group By option? See the attached workspace, it generates a unique chart for each unique BORRHAL_NR ID with one data series per chart. You might want to tweak the settings in the ChartGenerator but I hope this achieves roughly what you want.
+10Hi @treid
Thanks for the reply and your time.
The reason why I wanted to use your with matplot is the nicest layout produced there instead for using chartgenerator that it will do the job but it is harder to get a nice chart :).
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