I am currently working on a project that involves using Google tables to create a report based on data retrieved from my MYSQL Database.
The issue I'm encountering is that there are 5 header values:
['Call Disposition', 'Answered', 'Busy', 'No Answer','Failed']
The problem arises when the data from the database only includes 3 out of the 4 values needed to define the Google chart header. If "Failed" is missing and only one other value is present, Google Charts throws an error:
Uncaught Error: Row 0 has 4 columns, but must have 5
For clarity, the values in the database are automatically inserted based on call outcomes, with not all calls resulting in failure.
Only a few instances will have the "Failed" value, so I am exploring ways to dynamically add the missing array if it's not present for a particular number, setting the missing value to 0.
For example, this is the current format based on data pulled from the database and placed into an MD Array:
[ [ 'ANSWERED', '477', 728 ],
[ 'BUSY', '477', 48 ],
[ 'NO ANSWER', '477', 277 ],
[ 'ANSWERED', '488', 953 ],
[ 'BUSY', '488', 9 ],
[ 'FAILED', '488', 1 ],
[ 'NO ANSWER', '488', 126 ] ]
The code I am currently using is as follows:
// code block here
This code interacts with the database and processes the results to ensure all necessary values are included in the array before generating the report using Google Charts on the client side.
Is it possible to automatically add missing values in Google Charts? I'm not certain if this functionality is available, so I'm exploring alternative solutions to address this issue.