Using GFChart with GravityView

GravityKit now has its own chart plugin called GravityCharts. Make sure to check it out!

GFChart is an easy way to display your Gravity Forms entry data in a chart. GFChart does not currently support GravityView filters and sorting, but if you're looking for an easy way to display form results, GFChart is an excellent option.

GFChart is not developed by GravityView; if you have any support requests for GFChart, please visit their support form.

Click Add Widget in the Edit View screen

Add a widget to the top of the entry list in GravityView

Click the Custom Content widget

Select "Custom Content" to insert text or HTML in a widget

Click the gear to configure the Custom Content settings

Select gear icon to configure custom content settings in a widget

Add the GFChart shortcode for your form

You can learn how to use the GF Chart shortcode on the GFChart website (under the "Shortcode" heading).

Custom content settings with GFChart shortcode for displaying form data pie charts

Finding the Field ID

If you aren't sure what field ID to use in the GFChart shortcode, click the "Add Field" button to display the field picker. There, you will see the field ID next to the name of each field.

Field selection interface with arrow highlighting Drop Down, Field ID: 3

Save your View

Update button for saving view, adjacent to Move to Trash link

And voilà, charts of your data!

Pie chart of choices: First 15%, Second 85%, Third 0%