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An example of the required format for item explorer. This example shows how to use dimensions. Introducing different dimensions for the items typically means that each dimension is refering to something different. In this example dimensions distinguish between items (bought) and payment method. Using dimensions has two effects:

for each dimension the corresponding items are shown in a separate chart with the dimension label for the x axis
when sorting is applied each dimension is sorted separately

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An example of the required format for item explorer. This example shows how to use all column features together.

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Data formatting

basic data structure

This is a demo to show how to use item explorer.

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An example of the visualization options for item explorer. Each visualization option is a function which returns the itemExplorerChart object, thus it allows method chaining.

In this example, the thousands separator is set to ".", and the tick format is set to "s". The thousands separator "." causes the decimal separator (of the percentages in the info and exploration panels) to be ",". The tick format "s" refers to the SI-prefix format type.

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This tree can be used without a web server.

copy your JSON file into the function getData() - the first curly bracket of the JSON should remain in the line of return statement.
use Array textinFrontOFNodeFor to enummerate the indices of internal node with the label being in front of it (instead on top)

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