GFCharts: Create Bars and Charts for Gravity Forms

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.

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3D Pie Chart

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Add a Dropdown Select with choices to a column or multiple columns in a Gravity Forms List Field.

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The Gravity Flow Update Fields step pulls values from another entry and writes them into the current entry, so your workflow can route using “live” data. This tutorial covers source form selection, entry lookup with filters and sorting, field mapping, and quick testing.

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