Looking for an interesting, low-pressure gig?

[Paul_Janson]

Hey guys, I’m looking to hire someone willing to take on a fun, low pressure side project. Joseph at GreenFlux has been an amazing mentor, but I’m realizing just how limited both my time and my abilities are, and I’ve decided I need to bring someone else in to help me finish up the app.

I’m looking for someone who already has a pretty good handle on things and am happy to pay fairly for that expertise.

Here’s a brief overview of the app and a run through a few of the features I’m looking to build.

[LeventK]

Paul_Janson:

pdj2110@tc.columbia.edu

@Paul_Janson
Hello Paul,
I would like to help for sure. Please contact me via levent@able3ventures.com. I’m an AppSheet Partner and Developer.

[teambelair]

Cool app. Hope you get the help you’re asking.

Could you share how you were able to create these really cool progress bars?

Just wondering if this is something else than 100 different jpg file

Thanks!

[Paul_Janson]

I learned this from @tsuji_koichi. It’s a quickchart graph. His original post is here.

Progress Bar Chart ; new static image chart type in place! Tips & Tricks 💡

Some people may say this is not bit deal, but for me, it is big! I introduced to the community before how to create the gauge chart, but now we are able to create the progress bar chart dynamically. thanks to the effort and contribution of https://quickchart.io/ Link to QuickChart They should have introduced Progress Bar Chart, and I tested if it can be used in Appsheet. This new type of chart should be just in place, so not much rich docs are presented, but I played around …

The formatting I used for mine is below. [Category Progress Num] is the virtual column where I keep the number that populates this chart. Hope this helps!

“https://quickchart.io/chart?bkg=white&height=80&c= {
type: ‘progressBar’,
data: {
datasets: [{
data: [”&number([Category Progress Num])&"],
backgroundColor: ‘rgba(0, 165, 0,.9)’,
borderColor: ‘rgb(231, 76, 60)’,
borderWidth: 5,
barPercentage: 100,
datalabels: {
align: ‘’,
color: ‘rgba(0,0,0,.9)’,
font: {
weight: ‘bold’,
size:40
},
},
}],
},
“options”: {
responsive: true,

}
}"