Jan-20-2021, 05:24 AM
(This post was last modified: Jan-20-2021, 05:29 AM by AlekseyPython.)
Python 3.8.5
To analyze a dataframe, I use the Matplotlib package, in which for any change of the chart, I have to make changes to the program code. I want to be able to configure the report in the user mode: set the necessary data selections and change the displayed data columns.
Of course, I can place need elements on the form (for example, using the Qt framework) for choosing selecting and displayed parameters on the graph (pre-fill а possible values with а columns of а dataframe) and use user-selected values programmatically when building a report. But perhaps this obvious idea has already been realized somewhere, and I am reinventing the wheel.
Is there something like that?
To analyze a dataframe, I use the Matplotlib package, in which for any change of the chart, I have to make changes to the program code. I want to be able to configure the report in the user mode: set the necessary data selections and change the displayed data columns.
Of course, I can place need elements on the form (for example, using the Qt framework) for choosing selecting and displayed parameters on the graph (pre-fill а possible values with а columns of а dataframe) and use user-selected values programmatically when building a report. But perhaps this obvious idea has already been realized somewhere, and I am reinventing the wheel.
Is there something like that?