This bar chart uses sliders to change the bar values, but you could change that to have the user input the values too. I did all the heavy lifting by adding 100 states for each bar to display each bar value and the bar growth.
Hi Richard - so many layers & triggers in one slide! Awesome. Thanks for sharing. I often want to display survey results as a bar chart & use motion paths to create a very similar effect.
Thanks for sharing your version, Justin! I'm loving the effect you've created with motion paths. I hope you don't mind that I went ahead and published it to Review 360 so people can preview it before they decide if they want to download it. Here's the link.
That's very cool. I love your approach. My main use of this sort of bar chart is to show results from a survey, so the user input has already happened by the time they reach a final slide showing the bar charts.
And it's really nice to have something that's more responsive like you've created too. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you Richard, this is very cool, I want to try to set up for myself for work time. Whether it will turn out interestingly or not, I will write the result later.
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Awesome work, Richard! This can be used in so many different ways. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks Sarah!
Love this, Richard! Thanks for sharing all your hard work with the community.
Hi Richard - so many layers & triggers in one slide! Awesome. Thanks for sharing.
I often want to display survey results as a bar chart & use motion paths to create a very similar effect.
Thanks for sharing your version, Justin! I'm loving the effect you've created with motion paths. I hope you don't mind that I went ahead and published it to Review 360 so people can preview it before they decide if they want to download it. Here's the link.
Thanks again for sharing :)
Cool - thanks Allison
Sure thing!
Motion paths are great! One of the first demos I saw on this board was a bar graph using Motion paths. Yours is impressive too.
No problem and thanks!
Thank you for sharing Richard, really impressive! Did you add all those states and triggers manually? Or there are some mass duplication shortcuts?
States were done manually, but you can copy and paste triggers. Although you still need to edit the values manually.
Hey Justin,
I like the triggers in your project. But it seems like the bars can't react on user input (or just once).
I have a third option, which is quite easy to build and uses sliders. Although the legend stays put, unlike Richards animation.
Find the review link here.
Source file attached.
Hi Fridolin
That's very cool. I love your approach. My main use of this sort of bar chart is to show results from a survey, so the user input has already happened by the time they reach a final slide showing the bar charts.
And it's really nice to have something that's more responsive like you've created too.
Thanks for sharing.
Justin
Great work Richard. This is really useful. :)
Thanks again Andy
Thank you Richard, this is very cool, I want to try to set up for myself for work time. Whether it will turn out interestingly or not, I will write the result later.
Thanks, There are still things I would change now that I look at it again, but so many ideas so little time! Hope it works out for you.
Thank your so much Richard you have made my add. Really such an amzing stuff i have never seen. i am very very grateful to you.
This is great! I made an animated quiz-result with javascript, states and triggers. Here is a video of it: https://elearnings.at/portfolio/animiertes_quizergebnis.mp4