INTRODUCTION: In Oracle APEX 19.2, Pie charts are widely used to visualize proportional data. However, the default 2D Pie chart sometimes lacks visual depth, especially when displaying many categories. Business…
Read MoreINTRODUCTION: In Oracle APEX 19.2, Donut charts are commonly used to represent proportional data in a visually appealing way. While the chart effectively displays individual segment values, there is no…
Read MoreIntroduction: In certain Oracle APEX applications, we may want to conditionally render links in an Interactive Grid (IG) column. For instance, if a user selects a specific subcategory, the Item…
Read MoreIntroduction: Oracle APEX introduced a built-in “Cards” region type in later versions, but in version 19.2, there’s no direct option to create dashboard cards out-of-the-box. I needed to create a…
Read MoreIntroduction: – In enquiry, engineering and quality assurance processes, keeping track of pending tasks is crucial for timely project completion. The ability to quickly identify which tasks are still open…
Read MoreIntroduction: – In the modern era of web applications, designing a visually appealing and interactive user interface is crucial. One such element that adds elegance to Oracle APEX applications is…
Read MoreIntroduction: Power BI offers robust tools for data visualization, but effective navigation within reports is crucial for a seamless user experience. Image buttons can enhance this experience by providing a…
Read MoreIntroduction: Integrating Power BI reports into Oracle APEX allows you to leverage advanced data analytics and visualization within your web applications. This integration combines the powerful business intelligence capabilities of…
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