Excel alternative for drawing tables?

Question

linux

There are tables (as a result of sql queries), they need to be drawn with graphs. Libre Office is too little functional - for example, if there are two values ​​\u200b\u200b(they differ from each other by dozens of times) depending on time, I didn’t immediately find it possible to make two different ordinate axes in it so that both curves fit nicely into the graph.

Maybe there are more advanced tabular data drawers, open source, Linux? to flexibly play with scales, for example, when displaying two curves at the same time

Answer 1

Libre Office is too featureless

The statement "Product X is low-functionality" does not always mean that it is actually low-functionality. Often this means "it does not work like product Y and I don't want to understand it"

Answer 2

There are tables (as a result of sql queries), they need to be drawn with graphs.

And what's with the offices? Damn cloud of JS libraries for data visualization...

Answer 3

gnuplot:
there is a wrapper for python
controlled by commands - you can do anything you want , you
can output not to the screen but to a file
if you pick up python-docx, then the resulting pictures can be driven directly into the document
if there is a task to attach a GUI to all this, then I would suggest QML

Answer 4

maybe not quite on the topic, but this lesson helped me a lot (Drawing Highcharts (Highstock) charts according to data from MySQL) unboxit.ru/blog/63-risuem-grafiki-highcharts-highs...
but in general, read this
https:/ /habr.com/en/post/246907/

Answer 5

Try OnlyOffice, maybe it can.