H Mendoza

Yes, you can -- there are a number of ways.  Check on visualize.js, and you can also deploy JavaScript files to the server and access them from your Reports.  See this link from more on Visualize:  https://community.jaspersoft.com/project/visualizejs. 

Hi there -
Check the Calculation Type option for your Columns and Rows (which you see as you navigate the wizard).  You'll likely have to start again, so you can set the correct function, SUM, COUNT, MIN, MAX, etc. 
Hugo

Go to Dashboard Designer.  Under Options > Guide, you have these options:
1280 x 1024, 1280 x 768, 1152 x 864, 1024 x 768, 800 x 600
This is it for options via the interface.  Switch to Proportional Size once you complete the Dashboard; it should help.  If this is not sufficient, you could maybe inject custom JavaScript into your environment.  Go to your Webapp and look for ...apache-tomcatwebappsjasperserver-prooptimized-scripts.  You'd have to write your own code, but this is worth considering.
Note:  The Dashboard designer in 6.x is new, a re-write.  If you upgrade and migrate your 5.6 Dashboards, you won't be able to edit them in the new Dashboard designer.  The legacy designer remains available in 6.0. 
 
 
 

Hi there -
Maybe try relative dates; check out the following links: 
http://community.jaspersoft.com/wiki/how-use-relative-dates-jrxml-static-reportshttp://community.jaspersoft.com/questions/803328/relative-dates-daterange-classhttp://community.jaspersoft.com/questions/816920/relative-dates-parameter-month-yearhttp://community.jaspersoft.com/categories/relative-dates Thanks.

Hello there -
 
The Visualize.js component needs the server--no exceptions. I think that Visualize.js is offered as part of the Enterprise edition subscription since it gives you multi-tenancy, etc. Clients have the option to include Visualize.js as an Add-on to the Express version. Visualize.js is not available for the Community edition at this time.
 
I hope this helps.
 

Hi there - I think that the Chart Theme feature is only for JFreeChart types, at least that is the case in iReport.  You should confirm this fact of course.  
Thanks, Hugo 
 
 

Hi there -
 
This might help: 
 
After dragging the Chart element into the designer, select a Chart type from the pop up.  In your case, I think you are trying to define a Bar chart, so select that one.  Next, click the Ok button.  From the Category Chart Wizard, select cancel.  Don't worry, the chart is still added to the designer.  Right-click the chart and select Chart Data from the fly-out menu.  From the Chart details pop up, select the Details tab.  Use the Add button on the interface to add the Category series to your chart.  When you are finished, click the Close button on the Chart details pop up window.