I have data that has multiple columns that contain timings for particular tasks on particular dates.  I want to hide all but the last column when in a line chart.  The sticking point is I want the line chart to still show the x-axis labels "process" names from the previous data collected, it just wouldn't connect the lines until that task is complete.  This will allow the chart to show progression.  I believe found the CSS method for doing this, but I'm not sure how to accomplish this in dashboard studio code. Example: Process 08/24/2023 10:15:45 09/24/2023 11:15:44 10/24/2023 10:45:00 Task1 2.44 1.44 8.55 Task2 1.44 18.44 8.43 Task3 8.22 4.24   Task4 4.44 8.12     The idea would be that the line chart would only show the last column in the list above, but still show all the process tasks on the x-axis.  The example I created in paint below shows the X axis has the labels still, but the lines haven't been connected yet since those haven't completed yet. ... View more

Hopefully I can explain this so it's not too confusing and I'm not overcomplicating things....  I'm currently setting a token based on a particular click value, which is used to drive other charts in the dashboard.  I'm looking to expand upon that and lookup a second token based on that token by appending something like _IntValue to the token name. Here's an example: 1) I first set static token int values in the dashboard based on what values will appear as in the first chart.  The first chart will have click values of "Sample Click" and "Sample 2 Click".  I want to manually say that the IntValues for those are 20 and 60. <set token="Sample Click Value_IntValue">20</set> <set token="Sample 2 Click Value_IntValue">60</set> 2) When I click on the dashboard and the value is "Sample Click", I want to be able to use "Sample Click_IntValue" as a token in another chart.   The real-life scenario is certain click values will already be calculating total initiations over a period of time.  Each one of those initiations takes X hours to complete.  I want to detail how one particular task that takes 20 hours each attempt that was run 20 times over a period of time equates to 400 hours over that period of time.  And when another task is clicked that takes 60 hours to complete and was run 10 times over a period of time equates to 600 hours. Thanks in advance!!!!   ... View more