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#: ../../source/basic_usage.rst:4
msgid "DataPlotly Basic Usage"
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#: ../../source/basic_usage.rst:5
msgid "DataPlotly interface has been designed in order to be simple but, at the same time, complete and with many options and customizations available."
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#: ../../source/basic_usage.rst:8
msgid "Creating a plot is just easy as it sounds: choose the plot type, ``x`` and ``y`` columns, colors, labels, etc and press the ``Create Plot`` button. The plot is immediately shown in the plot canvas."
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#: ../../source/basic_usage.rst:12
msgid "If you want to change some setting, e.g. the marker color or size, the ``x`` column, go ahead and the hit the ``Update Plot`` button: the plot is then updated in the plot canvas."
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#: ../../source/basic_usage.rst:16
msgid "DataPlotly is a docket widget meaning that you can move it within the QGIS interface. It is made up by 5 different widgets:"
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#: ../../source/basic_usage.rst:19
msgid "|properties| **fundamental plot settings**"
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#: ../../source/basic_usage.rst:21
msgid "|custom| **additional plot customizations**"
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#: ../../source/basic_usage.rst:23
msgid "|plot| **plot canvas**"
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#: ../../source/basic_usage.rst:25
msgid "|help| **user guide and help for each plot**"
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#: ../../source/basic_usage.rst:27
msgid "|code| **raw html code**"
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#: ../../source/basic_usage.rst:35
msgid "Add a Plot"
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#: ../../source/basic_usage.rst:36
msgid "DataPlotly workflow is pretty straightforward:"
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#: ../../source/basic_usage.rst:38
msgid "choose the plot type (1)"
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#: ../../source/basic_usage.rst:39
msgid "set the layer and the field(s) you want to plot (2)"
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#: ../../source/basic_usage.rst:40
msgid "show the plot with the ``Create Plot`` button (3). The plot canvas is automatically visible."
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#: ../../source/basic_usage.rst:46
msgid "You can change some plot settings and click on the ``Update`` button to update the plot with the changes."
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#: ../../source/basic_usage.rst:49
msgid "If you want to start again, just click the ``Clean Plot Canvas`` button and the plot canvas will be empty."
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#: ../../source/basic_usage.rst:54
msgid "Multi Plots"
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#: ../../source/basic_usage.rst:55
msgid "DataPlotly allows the creation of many different plots. Plots can be shown on the same plot canvas (**overlapping**) or each plot can be drawn in different rows or columns (**subplots**)."
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#: ../../source/basic_usage.rst:60
msgid "Overlapping Plots"
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#: ../../source/basic_usage.rst:61
msgid "You can add as many plots as you want within the same plot view. Plot types can be different and also the source layer can be different."
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#: ../../source/basic_usage.rst:64
msgid "results can be very strange depending on the plot type and on the fields you choose. Be careful!"
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#: ../../source/basic_usage.rst:66
msgid "To add other plot just repeat the steps of :ref:`add_plot` by choosing different plot types and/or just different layer fields, etc.."
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#: ../../source/basic_usage.rst:69
msgid "In the following picture, same plot type (scatterplot) and different fields of the same layer:"
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#: ../../source/basic_usage.rst:75
msgid "The following pictures show 2 different overlapping plot types (boxplot and scatterplot):"
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#: ../../source/basic_usage.rst:83
msgid "Subplots"
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#: ../../source/basic_usage.rst:84
msgid "You can choose to separate the plots in different plot canvas. It is particularly useful when the scales are very different or when overlapping too many data results in a messy plot canvas."
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#: ../../source/basic_usage.rst:88
msgid "You just have to choose the plots and the fields as described in the section :ref:`add_plot` but you have to specify the ``SubPlots`` parameter from the combobox and choose if the plots have to be drawn in rows (default parameter) or in columns."
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#: ../../source/basic_usage.rst:93
msgid "The following pictures show plots in rows and in columns:"
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#: ../../source/basic_usage.rst:108
msgid "Save Plot"
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#: ../../source/basic_usage.rst:109
msgid "Saving a plot, technically the plot canvas, is very simple. You can choose to save the plot as a ``png`` image or as ``html`` file."
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#: ../../source/basic_usage.rst:112
msgid "saving the image as ``html`` file will keep the interactivity of the plot"
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#: ../../source/basic_usage.rst:114
msgid "You just have to click on the correct button and choose the path where to save the image, both static or interactive."
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#: ../../source/basic_usage.rst:122
msgid "Raw Plot Code"
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#: ../../source/basic_usage.rst:123
msgid "In addition to saving the plot as image or html file (see :ref:`save`) you can also copy the raw ``html`` code of the plot and embed it somewhere else."
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#: ../../source/basic_usage.rst:126
msgid "A good place where to copy/paste the raw code is the html frame of the print composer of QGIS."
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#: ../../source/basic_usage.rst:129
msgid "In order to copy the plot code, after the plot creation, just go in the ``Raw Plot`` tab: here you can see a long string. **Right Click** on the tab and choose ``Select All``, then **Right Click** again and choose ``Copy`` (of course you can use keyboard shortcuts ``Ctrl + A`` for select all and ``Ctrl + C`` for copy):"
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#: ../../source/basic_usage.rst:138
msgid "Then you have your plot code copied in memory: you just have to choose where to paste it."
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#: ../../source/basic_usage.rst:141
msgid "In the following example, the ``html code`` is pasted in the **html frame** of the print composer:"
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#: ../../source/basic_usage.rst:144
msgid "open the print composer and add an ``html frame`` (1)"
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#: ../../source/basic_usage.rst:145
msgid "paste the code in the ``Source`` space (2)"
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#: ../../source/basic_usage.rst:146
msgid "refresh the ``html`` code (3)"
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#: ../../source/basic_usage.rst:147
msgid "results will be shown in the frame (4)"
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#: ../../source/basic_usage.rst:154
msgid "Layer fields tips"
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#: ../../source/basic_usage.rst:156
msgid "Using Expressions"
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#: ../../source/basic_usage.rst:157
msgid "DataPlotly supports all the fields type (integers, floats, text, etc..) and will elaborate the data so that they can be correctly displayed."
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#: ../../source/basic_usage.rst:160
msgid "Thanks to the QGIS API and custom widget, it is possible to add also **Expressions** instead of pure layer fields (e.g. ``field + 10``, ``field1 * field2``, etc)."
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#: ../../source/basic_usage.rst:163
msgid "You can use the Expression editor to add complex expressions (e.g. ``(field1 + 10) * (field2 * 10)``) or you can type the expression directly in the combo box. Expressions are evaluated *on the fly*, so if the string is red, then the expression is not valid."
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#: ../../source/basic_usage.rst:171
msgid "Use only selected features"
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#: ../../source/basic_usage.rst:172
msgid "Another very handy options is to work only with the selected features on the layer."
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#: ../../source/basic_usage.rst:175
msgid "Just check the ``Use only selected features`` check box and only the attributes of the selected features will be taken."
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