Hello, a bit of information.

[Chancellor Purvis]

So I'm trying to work on building this Web Portal. And using Google Charts to do so. Is it possible for when say User A logs in. He sees one set of data thats important to him. And user B would login in. Same types of graphs displaying information pertinent to him. For instance a client dashboard.So client from Company A see's data pertinent to them. But Company B doesn't see Company A's information but their information?

If so please let me know how best to impliment this.

[Daniel LaLiberte]

Hi Chancellor,

What you want to do is certainly possible, but how you go about getting the appropriate data for each user would be entirely up to your application.  Google Charts does not know anything about authenticating users such that you could fetch different data for each user.  

Related to this, if you are using Google spreadsheets to contain the data, you would have to use the Google authentication mechanism so that each user would be given access to the appropriate spreadsheet data.  Alternatively, you the spreadsheets could be publicly readable, and then every user would see the same data.

On Mon, Jan 8, 2018 at 4:11 PM, Chancellor Purvis <chance...@gmail.com> wrote:

So I'm trying to work on building this Web Portal. And using Google Charts to do so. Is it possible for when say User A logs in. He sees one set of data thats important to him. And user B would login in. Same types of graphs displaying information pertinent to him. For instance a client dashboard.So client from Company A see's data pertinent to them. But Company B doesn't see Company A's information but their information?

If so please let me know how best to impliment this.

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[Chancellor Purvis]

Thank you sir. This clears it up very much. I appreciate your quick response.

On Monday, January 8, 2018 at 3:22:17 PM UTC-6, Daniel LaLiberte wrote:

Hi Chancellor,

What you want to do is certainly possible, but how you go about getting the appropriate data for each user would be entirely up to your application.  Google Charts does not know anything about authenticating users such that you could fetch different data for each user.  

Related to this, if you are using Google spreadsheets to contain the data, you would have to use the Google authentication mechanism so that each user would be given access to the appropriate spreadsheet data.  Alternatively, you the spreadsheets could be publicly readable, and then every user would see the same data.

On Mon, Jan 8, 2018 at 4:11 PM, Chancellor Purvis <chance...@gmail.com> wrote:

So I'm trying to work on building this Web Portal. And using Google Charts to do so. Is it possible for when say User A logs in. He sees one set of data thats important to him. And user B would login in. Same types of graphs displaying information pertinent to him. For instance a client dashboard.So client from Company A see's data pertinent to them. But Company B doesn't see Company A's information but their information?

If so please let me know how best to impliment this.

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