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Is there an out of the box way to download graphs from tempo reports?

madhubindug

Hi,

I have requirement for downloading Graphs from tempo reports, is there any OOTB functionality or any plugin available to achieve this.

Regards,
Madhu

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    @madhubindug In case of option 2, you need to provide the dataset to the smart service and choose the desired chart type(and there are some other settings as well). There has been a pdf attachment at https://forum.appian.com/suite/tempo/records/type/components/item/i8BCLGOdlMUpdGVqT-RV7oRg74uEGJO5CAR0EWFNFhKn71nkcN_gnUhDBn66dHNsw/view/summary and a glance at it will give you an quick over view. Yes, a document will be generated at the end.

    And with regards to Excel, you can configure the Excel template to generate the graph based on the data present in the sheet and this data is an input to excel whose source is the actual chart for which the user attempts to download. The chart here may not look great.

    In either of the cases, you need to run a process on demand when the user attempts to make a download and this process should be able to take the dataset as input and generate the chart or Excel and the interface should be able to present it later for the download, post completion of the process.
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    @madhubindug In case of option 2, you need to provide the dataset to the smart service and choose the desired chart type(and there are some other settings as well). There has been a pdf attachment at https://forum.appian.com/suite/tempo/records/type/components/item/i8BCLGOdlMUpdGVqT-RV7oRg74uEGJO5CAR0EWFNFhKn71nkcN_gnUhDBn66dHNsw/view/summary and a glance at it will give you an quick over view. Yes, a document will be generated at the end.

    And with regards to Excel, you can configure the Excel template to generate the graph based on the data present in the sheet and this data is an input to excel whose source is the actual chart for which the user attempts to download. The chart here may not look great.

    In either of the cases, you need to run a process on demand when the user attempts to make a download and this process should be able to take the dataset as input and generate the chart or Excel and the interface should be able to present it later for the download, post completion of the process.
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