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Multi year Timeline Diagrams In Coda

Create multiyear Timeline Diagrams in Coda
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Have you ever wanted to create a timeline diagram in Coda over many years?

This pack makes it easy to create these Timeline Diagrams with 1 formula and just 2 inputs: - List of Dates - List of Event Titles
Features include - Live updating - Auto sizing - Auto placement - Can be used in tables to give each row its own timeline - Can be put on a button to further increase efficiency
Enjoy!

1. Timelines from anything

This example demonstrates how any two lists can be used to create a timeline.
List of Dates:
11/4/19575/12/19618/20/1969
List of Event Titles:
First Earth Orbiting SatelliteFirst Man in SpaceMan walks on the moon
Note the formula for the below timeline:
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2. Timelines from Tables

This example demonstrates how any to use two table columns to create a timeline.
Note the formula for the below timeline:
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Dates Table

3. Timelines for each row in table

This example demonstrates how to create timelines for each row of a table
Note the formula for the Text Column called ‘Timeline Diagram’:
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Table of Friends
Name
Related Events
Timeline Diagram
Justice Crandall
Iliana Loveless
Rogelio Chau
There are no rows in this table
Table of events

4. Timelines using buttons

This example demonstrates how to create timelines using buttons for increased efficiency in big docs
Note the formula for the button column:
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Table of Friends (With Button)
Name
Related Events
Refresh Timeline Button
Timeline Diagram
Diagram Refresh Required
i
Justice Crandall
Refresh Timeline
false
Mariah Lowry
Refresh Timeline
adffdfds
true
Alice Baum
Refresh Timeline
true
Iliana Loveless
Refresh Timeline
true
Kendrick McGuire
Refresh Timeline
true
Oliver Esparza
Refresh Timeline
true
Rogelio Chau
Refresh Timeline
true
Cody Shapiro
Refresh Timeline
true
Ismael Valenzuela
Refresh Timeline
true
There are no rows in this table

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