Dear Stephan - configurable graphs embedded in tooltips is a planned new feature for either 2.7 or 2.8

Hi - I have a South African map using value of deposits plotted as size 'bubbles' on the chart. Works brilliantly but can't get the pie or column on hover to display more than one value. I have individual month data in the underlying data set.
My objective would be to see a column or pie showing relative deposit volumes per month on hover. Any ideas?

Nevyn - Hover plot functionality is currently limited to showing record count, so it may not be possible to show values like a progression of deposit volumes in version 2.6. That said, you should at least be seeing splits/multiple bars or pie segments. If you choose a Category field with multiple values, these should display the record counts in Bars and Pies as splits. If you choose a continuous fields typed Numeric or Date/Time, Omniscope should automatically histogram the range and bucket the number of records in each interval.

I have reclassified this under Ideas - please vote.

Summary of this idea:

• Hovering over a data element in any view would spawn a tooltip with a view embedded.
  
• The view would show the data identified by the part of the view being hovered over - for example, a single bar within a bar view.
  
• You would configure it using using the Settings > Tooltips menu, perhaps through "saving" any view's configuration as the "Tooltip view configuration".
  
• You might have a separate configuration for single-record tooltips (typically using a Details view by default) and multi-record tooltips (typically using a Table view by default).
  
• This would replace existing hover plots in pivot, map and graph views.
  
• This would replace the existing "tooltip" option (using a tooltip/hover "details" view)
  
• The configuration would be tab-specific, but could be applied to all tabs. It might also need to be view-specific, as hover plots currently are.
  
• Details-on-demand (popup details accessed using the Details button) could be configured in the same way, as a saved view configuration, for single and multi-record popup details. This is discussed here.
  

gets my vote