Developer: Mensard
Started: 2008
Documentation: gfchart.com/faqs
Main plugin: GF Chart
Extensions: GFChart GravityView extension, Charting vs time
Started: 2008
Documentation: gfchart.com/faqs
Main plugin: GF Chart
Extensions: GFChart GravityView extension, Charting vs time
GFCharts by Mensard is the best chart / calculation add-on for Gravity Forms out there. Do you want to show data from your Gravity Forms as bar chart, a pie chart or even a 3D Pie Chart or a donut chart inside your blog posts and pages? This is the way to do it. Easily chart and count information captured via Gravity Forms with the plugin GFChart. This plugin is an extension to WordPress Gravity Forms. It empowers you to showcase a visual snapshot summary of form submissions – automatically.
Screenshots GFCharts
Choose Chart Type
You can choose several Chart types to show your Gravity Forms data: Bar chart, Pie (Donut) Chart, Calculations and a Progress Bar. Per Chart Type there are more options to create for example 3D views.
Select and filter data for your GF Chart
You can select and filter (based on conditional logic) data to use and count (or sum) in your Gravity Forms Charts. No need to code it yourself, just click and generate.
Features GFCharts
Fast Frond-end Analytics Gravity Forms
Show quickly analytics based on Gravity Forms entries on the front-end of your website, so people can follow how many and what type of entries are submitted.
Conditional Logic
Filter specific entries based on information people filled in. This way you can easily create different kind of charts or calculations for one form.
Gravity Forms Charts examples
Latest GFCharts tutorials
Do you want to show data from your Gravity Forms in a (complex) Bar Chart? There is only one plugin you should use: GF Chart. You can easily make Bar charts (even very complex ones) from the data visitors of your website filled in on your website.
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