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Plug-In: Tag Cloud Chart


It's a Tag Cloud Chart Plug-In. A tag cloud, otherwise known as a word cloud or weighted list, is a visual representation of text data. This chart is typically used to show keyword metadata (tags) on websites, or to visualize free form text. Tags are usually single words, and the importance of each tag, which is often based on its frequency, is shown with font size or color. It makes the visualize of complex data easy and understand it at a glance. This has been inspired by anychart.com.

Plug-In Details:



DB versions: 12.1.0.1, 12.2.0.1, 18.4.0.0, 19.0.0.0.0, 19.2.0.0.19, 21.0.0.0.0, 21.1.0.0.0, 21.1.0.0.1

APEX versions: 20.1.0.00.13, 20.2.0.00.20,  21.1.0



Installation:

Go to GitHub and export plugin file "region_type_plugin_orclking_tag_cloud.sql" from Source directory and import it into your application.

Steps to Achieve:

Step 1: Export a script "Script to Populate Sample Data.sql" from directory and compile it in your schema.

Step 2: Create a new blank page.

Step 3: Export plugin file "region_type_plugin_orclking_tag_cloud.sql" from GitHub source directory and import it into your application.

Navigation: Shared Components ==> Plug-ins ==> Import


Plugin will be listed under plug-ins bucket after successful installation.


Step 4: Create a region to the page. Change region type to Tag Cloud Chart [Plug-In].


Step 5: Construct Oracle SQL query and copy and paste it in region SQL Query section.


Query Template:

SELECT 'Inida' AS chart_text,   
       100000000000 AS chart_value,          
       'asia' AS chart_group
  FROM dual
 WHERE 1 = 1;

Sample Query to Render a Report:

Note: Populate sample data by exporting a script "Script to Populate Sample Data.sql" from GitHub directory and compile it in your schema.

SELECT country AS chart_text,
       population AS chart_value,
       category AS chart_group
FROM fxgn_world_population_details;

Step 6: Fill required attributes.


Output: Then you output would display like this,



The demo is here.

That's it.

Happy APEXing!!!...

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